Paste the source the below onto your blog.
JavaScript Tag: (for users of JavaScript supported blogs, such as "goo blog")

HTML Tag:(for users who paste straight onto the entry or for the blogs JavaScript unsupported)

Asaza Fund
In 1995, the fund launched a citizen-initiated public work to rivive Lake Kasumigaura, the second largest lake in Japan. Its participants include surronding schools, citizens, forestry and fishery industry, and both private and public organizations. The project works closely together with the children, such as the restoration of the nature in the Lake, conservation of satoyama forest and exterminating foreign fish species. We introduce various business models, and by supporting the growth of local industry, we reconstruct the relationship between human and nature, and among people, to realize a society with a new social system that enbles co-existence of human and nature. The goal is to see Japanese Crested Ibises fly around Kasumigaura in 100 years time.
Thank you for your support!!
>>Official Site >>in 環境goo(ja)

A SEED JAPAN
A SEED Japan (Action for Solidarity, Equality, and Environment and Development) is an international environmental organisation run by the youth bearing the next generation.It was launched through The ASEED international campaign to convey the youth's voice at the Earth Summit (United Nations Conference on Environment and Development) in 1992. A SEED Japan focuses on environmental issues that goes beyond borders and the underlying social injustices.
Currently, the organization's action is based on keywords such as global warming, biodiversity, organic agriculture, environment and finance, and environment and journalism.
>>Official Site>>in 環境goo(ja)

FoE Japan
FoE Japan "Friends of the Earth Japan"is an International NGO, dealing with environmental problems at the global level, established in 1980 as a member of the FoE with one million supporters in 70 countries across the world.The members are from both advanced and developed counties, and also from ex-communist countries, keeping a vision of fair global network..
>>Official Site>>in 環境goo(ja)

Kiko Network
Kiko Network is a non-governmental organization(NGO) taking action to prevent global warming.Taking over the activities by Kiko Forum (Dec 1996 - Apr 1998) related to the third Conferences of the Parties (COP3) held in 1997,"Kiko Network" have been playing a role as a network organization for citizen and community based organizations for the prevention of global warming.The network is engaged in various activities; paticipation of international negotiations (COP), policy recommendation on domestic emission trading and carbon tax,providing information on climate change, conducting research, promoting and supporting local communities for their action against climate change, education.Currently, the organization puts effort in the campaign to pass the Climate Protection Act in cooperation with many people.
>>Official Site>>in 環境goo(ja)

Global Sports Alliance
Global Sports Alliance (GSA) is a coalition of athletes and sports fans working together for environmental awareness and action. We expand the definition of sportsmanship to include fair play in the environment - ecoplay, means to enrich nature, save energy, reduce material consumption and all other aspects of rebuilding a healthy world.

The Ecoflag is a symbol of the commitment of sports enthusiasts worldwide to the environment. More than 8000 "Ecoflags" have been flown at sporting events that make up the "Ecoflag Movement"and unites people across borders and all fields of sport, from school sports days to world championships.

GSA has many projects that have already been a hit around the globe, i.e. donating sports equipment to schools and sports teams, and GSA hold the "Dream Camps together with United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to bring environmental education and sports coaching to children time to time. (check the details at http://www.sports-eco.net/ENGLISH/2index_en.html).

Also, our headquarters, GSA World Center established the G-ForSE as a platform for athletes, sports federations, sports goods manufacturers and NPOs to determine their roles in consolidating action for the environment. Every two years G-ForSE, in cooperation with UNEP, holds a global forum, bringing together the representatives of the global sports community to assess progress and determine future goals.
>>Official Site >>in 環境goo(ja)

The Japan NGO Center for International Cooperation (JANIC)
JANIC is a networking NGO founded in October 1987 by a group of NGO leaders to realize a co-existing society as global citizens.Until now, this organization was one of the largest networking NGO that supports other NGOs, with participation from almost all major international NGOs in Japan.JANIC developed its activities featuring three areas as follows:
(1) Submit proposal on global issue and Japanese ODA
(2) Encourage understanding of NGOs and cooperations with other sectors
(3) Enhance NGO's ability and social responsibility
Specifically in 2008, as Japan is the host country for the Hokkaido Toyako Summit and TICAD IV, JANIC commits in international cooperation and policy recommendation in global levels, and fucuses on proposing policies to enhance effectiveness of Official Development Assistance (ODA) and achievement of Millenium Developent Goals (MDGs).
>>Official Site>>in 環境goo(ja)

Council for Outdoor ＆ Nature Experiences (CONE)
A network type NPO to promote and spread nature experience activities for all generations.The organization supports the nature experience activities through training, registering, and utilizing "CONE leaders".
>>Official Site(ja)>>in 環境goo(ja)

Shapla Neer
Shapla Neer, an international cooperation organization (NGO) was founded in 1972,aiming for "realization of a society that unfolds potential of all the people", and hold activitiesin Bangladesh, Nepal and India.In these countries, the organization is engaged in supporting the independence of poor farmers, children living on the streets (street children), and women working as maids.
In Japan, Shapla Neer makes contribution through "fair trade", and practice a "SUTENAI SEIKATSU" (a non-wasting lifestyle) by collecting used books, CDs, and postcards to raise money for international cooperation.Through 35 years of activities, the organization learned lessons through their mistakes in the field.Currently, the organization takes action to make a better society, based on the idea that we are "living together" , both Japan and South Asia mutually learn from each other.
>>Official Site>>in 環境goo(ja)

WWF Japan
About WWF Japan: WWF is one of the world's largest and most experienced independent conservation organizations, with a global network active in more than 100 countries. It was established in Switzerland in 1961 with a purpose to protect endangered wildlife.Since then WWF has gradually expanded the activities to cover wider range of biodiversity conservation.
WWF Japan, established in Tokyo in 1971, has been grappling with and international issues that Japan is involved, such as conservation of Nansei Shoto Archipelago's coral reef and forest and Lake Biwa's ecosystem, examination of wildlife deal, and prevention of global warming
>>Official Site >>in 環境goo(goo)

Japan Environmental Education Forum
Japan Environmental Education Forum (JEEF) is a NGO consisting of people who are engaging in environmental education.JEEF originated through interaction of practitioners of nature-experiencing environmental education in 1987.In 1997, JEEF became an incorporated association engaging in dissemination of environmental education/nature schools, and in support for environmental education in developing countries.Nowadays, JEFF has expanded its activities to realize a sustainable society through commitment to various activities related to environment education based on nature experience; training of nature activity leaders, joint projects with companies, making policy recommendation to the government, and supporting international environment education.

JEEF's Mission (JEEF Charter)
We believe that environmental education, especially those emphasizing nature experiences, helps foster better relationships between people and nature, people and society, and people themselves. It thereby enhances our visions of and approaches to alternative lifestyles more rooted to local communities.Toward creating a sustainable society, which is one of the most emerging global challenges, the JEEF commits itself to taking an initiative in exchanging andcooperating with various sectors for promoting a variety of environmental education practices and establishing related institutions.
>>Official Site>>in 環境goo(ja)