When it comes to tackling climate change, words are not enough - it's action that's needed.

How do you balance the competing global demands for green fuel and cheap food? Features UK transport secretary Ruth Kelly and the IMF's Simon Johnson.

Tom Jarvis from Reverend and the Makers talks about the Cyclotron Benton guitar he took to Glastonbury 2008. Cyclotron guitars are not made from endangered hardwoods they're made from recycled plastics. You can buy them at Ethical Superstore.

As the International Whaling Commission prepare for their 60th annual meeting, the World Society for the Protection of Animals says it's 'time to refocus' the Commission's purpose and turn towards protecting and understanding whales instead of managing how many are killed. Watch the WSPA's campaign video here.

Watch VSO's spectrum of work in education in Rwanda following the genocide.

Reducing global CO2 emissions with The CarbonNeutral Company. Visit 3 projects reducing emissions through energy efficiency, solar installations, and methane capture.

Watch VSO volunteer Robin using his horticultural skills to improve the lives of people with HIV & AIDS.

A film produced by WWF Canada on climate change.

Espionage, news manipulation, legal threats and even violence have become the knee-jerk response of Government and big business to the increasing and vocal concerns of environmental protesters in the UK. Ahead of next month's Climate Camp at Kingsnorth power station, this exclusive and powerful film exposes the extraordinary tactics being used to reframe concerned citizens engaging in their right to protest, as dangerous terrorists.

When Portugal's top football team Benfica lose their beloved mascot, Victory the Eagle, WWF teams up with advertising giants Ogilvy to highlight the threats to endangered species.

Public Service Announcement produced by WWF Canada on changing attitudes towards the environment.

Public Service Announcement produced by WWF USA on climate change and polar bears.

A worldwide alliance of tiger conservationists, scientists and celebrities have joined forces with the World Bank Group and the Global Environment Facility (GEF) to help save wild tigers.

18 young adults from 9 countries take part in a 12-day 'Voyage for the Future' in the Arctic. Their mission to help WWF convince political leaders that they must act quickly on climate change.

In real life you don't need to be a superhero to save the planet. Simple, small, every day actions can make a real difference.

Public Service Announcement produced by WWF Finland on rainforest protection.

A selection of generic WWF images set to music.

The Ecologist magazine, the world's most widely read environmental magazine, will be making a series of hard hitting, investigative documentaries over the next few months. Watch this space.

The World Bank has created a $1.2 billion dollar rapid financing facility in the wake of the food crisis. The Bank says in Liberia, food prices rose 25% in January, pushing another 200,000 people into poverty.

Unilever, the makers of Dove beauty products, are buying palm oil from suppliers who destroy Indonesia's rainforests. Greenpeace have the proof.

This year at Glastonbury, Orange lined-up the Dance Charging Man to generate power with his own funky and wacky, (if slightly dodgy), dance skills.

Toymaker Tristan Eaton of Thunderdog Studios and Kidrobot fame finds a bunch of thrown away saw blades, zappers, knives and a water bottle and turns them into a quite magnificent Recycled/Reborn Green Thing toy thing. The video was "slapped together hastily" by Chris Coots of Sassguerrilla and StrawberryFrog. Slapped together perfectly more like. Huge thanks to both of them and all at Thunderdog.

'Love your Loo' is the word on the street at Glastonbury 2008 thanks to Wateraid!

Luxury festival accommodation that's green, clean and hassle-free comes to Glastonbury - check out myhab.

The Electric Lemon are serving up some serious hand-made, organic, solar drinks to re-hydrate all those parched Glastonbury revellers.

Gabble from green Glastonbury goers on The Green Way. Now trying saying that quickly a few times over!

The spokes are turning on the pedal power revolution at Glastonbury!

Orange have a freestanding wind powered mobile phone charging station, giving Glastonbury revellers no excuse not to keep in touch with their friends, relay their favourite stories from the festival and of course ask the inevitable question - 'where are you?'

A line-drawing short film designed to inspire people to do something about climate change. This acclaimed song by Autons (from their debut album Short Term Manifesto) is a definitive environmental statement of the year. Directed by Yesca and supported by Undercurrents and Permaculture Magazine.

Ecover, the pioneer of ecological cleaning, has formed a groundbreaking three year partnership with WaterAid, to aid a community in Ethiopia and raise awareness of the issues facing the global water supply.