Rising sea levels are no longer the preserve of fiction. Join global web movement Avaaz.org to campaign in support of precarious small island states such as the Maldives and the Solomon Islands.

Even if you weren’t affected by recent flooding, you may still be at risk in the future. Find out by entering your postcode on the Environment Agency’s flood risk map, then see what action you can take.

The Caravan at the Royal Court Theatre now

Following a Fringe First Award, wide critical acclaim and a sell out run at The Edinburgh Fringe, The Caravan, a documentary theatre performance about the UK floods of summer 2007 - staged in a caravan.

We love a good sing-along, and what could be more rousing than The Feeling’s ‘Join with us’? Listen legally for free at http://www.last.fm/music/The+Feeling/_/Join+With+Us

Following a successful run at the Edinburgh Festival, check out one woman play ‘Another kind of silence’, charting the experiences of Rachel Carson, the first campaigner against pesticides and author of the seminal ‘Silent Spring’.  The play is touring England until 7 November.

TV and radio highlights of the last 7 days:
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer
www.4od.com
Factual TV
Home Planet - Radio 4

Reviewers wanted. Is there a book, film or art work that’s shocked or inspired you to do your bit? Let us know and you could become an OPC reviewer. Contact: eac@capacity.org.uk

Interested in film making and conservation? Better book your ticket for the Wildscreen Festival, then. Held in Bristol, the world centre of wildlife film making, on 19-24th October 2008, the festival includes talks, debates, training workshops, social events and screenings.