Working together for a climate-friendly Skye by reducing Skye’s carbon footprint and preparing for the changes that are happening to our climate.
Skye Climate Action is a collaborative network set up to share information, provide support and link up people and groups on Skye and nearby who are taking action on the Climate Emergency.
Whether you are taking a personal stand or are joining with others, whether on issues of food, transport, plastics, building, energy or anything else, please drop us an email to tell us what you are doing so we can share your story and inspire others.
Highlights
GROW SKYE /Dùisg an talamh
Follow our Grow Skye Project through the seasons, in which we explore and share ideas on growing, seed saving and seed sovereignty, fruit growing, caring for our soil and preparing for new sowings in the spring.
CLIMATE AWARENESS
Visit our Climate Awareness page to find out how we are linking with others to share information about the climate emergency and exchange ideas and learn from the actions that others are taking in different parts of Scotland.
Our Climate Fèis: Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh will be held in August, as a fringe event to the COP26 summit in Glasgow in November. Read more on the Climate Awareness page, or visit the Climate Fèis website.
Latest News
Grant funding for Scottish businesses working to reach net-zero by 2045
Scotland’s Unlocking Ambition has announced Round 3 of its business and leadership programme, in which up to 40 companies will be supported with advice, mentoring, leadership development and grant funding.
Climate Champions – a carbon literacy course for Skye & Lochalsh
A new, accredited, carbon literacy course is launching in Skye and Lochalsh for anyone who wants to learn more about climate change science and who would like to be a champion for climate action in their community, school or workplace.
What are your priorities for Skye and Raasay’s future?
Contribute your views on the priorities for Skye and Raasay in this very short survey, for the Skye & Raasay Investment Plan
What’s behind the global increase in plastic?
A short animation on how the oil and gas industry is driving the dramatic increase in plastics production and contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and pollution.
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