The RenewableUK (formerly the BWEA) provide a wealth of information about wind farms in the UK, including lists of those that have been built and those that have gained planning consent.  To find out the number of operational wind farms in the UK today visit their Wind Energy Database.

The Yes 2 Wind website has been developed by the World Wildlife Fund, Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace. This site offers information about wind energy and local wind farm proposals. It also debunks myths and answers frequently asked questions.

To show  support for wind energy visit the Embrace Wind website. Embrace Wind is a campaign developed by the British Wind Energy Association.

"The RSPB views climate change as the most serious long-term threat to wildlife in the UK and globally and, therefore, we [RSPB] support the Government's target to source 15% of electricity from renewables by 2015."The available evidence suggests that appropriately positioned wind farms do not pose a significant hazard for birds.  Find out more about the RSPB's wind farm policy.

 Denmark was a pioneer in developing commercial wind farms in Europe. As such, the  Danish Wind Energy Association website is an excellent source of knowledge. The site covers the very basics of electricity generation from wind, as well as the technicalities of large-scale, commercial, grid-connected wind turbines.

Embrace wind is a campaign allowing you to show you support for wind energy

RenewableUK (formerly the British Wind Energy Association)