Sustainability in Practice FSD encourages the promoting of and networking with initiatives which actively engage in sustainability in practice. This page will feature a growing collection of links dedicated to organisations and initiatives approaching the issue of sustainablity in fresh and innovative ways.

Links:
Global Footprint Network	A network dedicated to fostering a world where all people have the opportunity to live satisfying lives within the means of Earth's ecological capacity. Its vision is to make the Ecological Footprint as prominent a metric as the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). By 2015, through its flagship Ten-In-Ten Campaign, Global Footprint Network aims to have ten countries managing their ecological wealth in the same way they manage their finances
EarthPortal	The Earth Portal is a comprehensive resource for timely, objective, science-based information about the environment. It is a means for the global scientific community to come together to produce the first free, expert-driven, massively scaleable information resource on the environment, and to engage civil society in a public dialogue on the role of environmental issues in human affairs. It contains an encyclopaedia, a forum and news, no commercial advertising and reaches a large global audience.
Connect2Earth	A 'green online' community giving youth a platform to share their ideas and concerns about environmental issues through their own videos, image or text. Features competitions and various artists.
Nature Inc.	A television series on BBC World and other broadcasters which takes its lead from economists who have worked out that ecosystem services are worth more than the grand total of all the world’s national economies.
Water Footprint Network	The interest in the concept of the water footprint and the accompanying methods and tools is overwhelming. The mission of the Water Footprint Network is to promote the transition towards sustainable, fair and efficient use of fresh water resources worldwide. The network faces the challenge to work towards broadly shared standards on water footprint accounting.