BE PART OF OUR VISION
We welcome everyone of any group, grove, religion, creed, or political persuasion who are actively interested in volunteering as and when they can, and want to join us in -
PROTECTING & CARING FOR
Our ancient meadows, hedgerows, woods, heritage trees, rivers, beaches, coastlines, parks, gardens, creatures, plants and wildlife etc.
CHALLENGING
The reasons and causes of ecological problems, pollution, destruction of natural habitats, vandalism of places of natural beauty, desecration of sacred sites and ancient monuments.
WORKING TOGETHER
We started out as Sacred Grove South West,a Devon & Cornwall based group of environmental advocates, many of whom were 'green' some druids, pagans and those who followed nature based belief paths. Follow this link for druid/pagan info
We have grown rapidly into an eclectic UK-wide network.
Anyone who wishes to highlight and voluntarily work with others
promoting the various issues of interest to the friends of SGWI
can freely access SGWI facillitys.
Anonymity is an option if you
prefer.
Sacred Grove Western Isles
About Us
WHAT is SGWI?
Its a voluntary run and independent, UK based networking hub
that is focused around 3 main root subjects-
Environmental & Ecological issues.
Ancient and Sacred Sites.
Health and Wellbeing.
Via this site we hope to assist the many
Groups and Individuals
who champion the various issues seemingly alone.
At SGWI
You can access Guidance from Environmental & Ecological advocates
who are widely experienced in research, planning and management.
This includes local and national groups with experts and professionals who can assist you.
You can also find guidance on environmental and conservation policy in practice and "how to" access appropriate legal and governmental information. Very useful for those challenging planning applications that threaten local habitats with pollution and other concerns you may have.
Find support at SGWI and link up with other voluntary co-workers,
sharing ideas and experience.
Find out how to set up local groups and find volunteers
using the media, websites and our network facility.
At SGWI
Our work is networked and shared with the public freely
This includes updates to the ESAI, and the ICE Coalition enabling a
wider view of environmental challenges and tasks
Welcome to the Sacred Grove Western Isles.
PLEASE JOIN OUR NEW FORUM VIA THE LINK ON OUR WELCOME PAGE
Sacred Grove Western Isles reserves the right NOT to offer any service without further explanation.
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
Sacred Grove Western Isles
Forum User views and postings are not necessarily the collective views of
S,G,W,I.
or its web/forum maintance
volunteers.
Please contact us for clarification on any queries you may have.
HOW can we help you with
ecological or environmental problems and issues
Please use one of the contact methods shown on the front page.
Leave a short brief about the eco/enviro problem,
where this is happening,
with your location
and contact details.
These will be picked up by our team who will offer assistance or signpost you to appropriate charities and groups or on to, environmental lawyers, academics and professionals who may pass it on to the authorities or courts.
We will always refer back to you if you wish to stay involved in the process
anonymity is an option if you
prefer.
NB: Sacred Grove Western Isles services are FREE to INDIVIDUALS, but groups, organisations and businesses will be referred to Earth Stewardship International.
©Sacred Grove Western Isles
HOW can we help each other and the planet:
Become a local contact of Sacred Grove Western Isles, informing us of issues/problems.
Start a local group to work and campaign on issues and concerns, ie. litterpicking and monitoring woods, streams, beaches and liaising with other eco groups.
Visit/write to local councils, agencies and organisations to liaise/research developments which may encroach or endanger wildlife, or result in loss of habitat, damage historical or ancient landscape; museums re: relics, etc.
Join the Woodland Trust and Tree Council and help care for your local trees
Refer high profile cases to us so that we can monitor and refer on to ‘ESAI’ and environmental experts/lawyers.
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