Two petitions calling for a moratorium until the full impacts on our climate, energy supply, water resources and communities are properly understood Action to Protect Rural Scotland: Stop the hyperscale AI data centres Scottish Greens: Stop hyperscale data centres in...
by Anne MacLennan On 10th July over 50 people gathered at An Crùbh to watch The People's Emergency Briefing on the climate and nature crisis, hosted by ReRoot. The film has now been shown in over 2,000 community settings around the UK to raise awareness of the...
ALIenergy provides support and energy advice to people who live in the Highlands from all tenures who are experiencing fuel poverty. Advice on energy bills: how you pay for your energy, how much you pay and how often Advice on changes to the way you deal...
Do you want the upcoming Good Food Nation plan for Highland to reflect what’s important to you about food in your area? Highland Good Food Partnership have an amazing (and simple!) way to bring your voice into the process, through their collaboration with the Highland...
ALIenergy provides support and energy advice to people who live in the Highlands from all tenures who are experiencing fuel poverty. Advice on energy bills: how you pay for your energy, how much you pay and how often Advice on changes to the way you deal...
The UK is built for a climate that no longer exists. The UK Climate Change Committee’s detailed anaysis and reports underscore the message of the National Emergency Briefing: urgent action is needed to protect our people, places and nature. In this video the CCC...
by Anne MacLennan ReRoot will screen The People’s Emergency Briefing on Friday 10 July, 7:30 - 9 pm at An Crùbh, Sleat. The National Emergency Briefing is a rapidly-growing UK public information initiative working to ensure that both Parliament and the public...
At The Cairngorm Hotel, Aviemore on 2nd July and The Glenmoriston Hotel, Inverness on 3rd July 2026 at 10.45 am to 4 pm The Rowett Institute invites you to join them for an engagement event focused on accelerating nature‑based approaches that can strengthen and...
by Anne MacLennan A flurry of publications in recent weeks highlight the need to build resilience in preparation for interacting multiple hazards such as extreme weather events, economic turmoil and cyber-mischief in our interconnected, but unstable, global...
by Aisling Phillips, Highlands and Islands Climate Hub Good news - our Climate Festival Funding Deadline has been extended to 26th June, 2026! £150 is available to assist festival events. Details here. Our theme for this year continues with...