The Selkie Collective eco shop in Broadford stocks a wide range of refillable foods including pasta, rice, porridge, cereals, nuts, seeds, highland rapeseed oil, olive oil to name a few. The household cleaning and body care products operate on a 'closed loop' system...
Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh Business Climate Pledge
Skye Climate Action and SkyeConnect are inviting businesses from Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh to join our 2022 Climate Pledge, committing to take positive steps within our area towards combating climate change. Businesses can chose an action to carry out, and publicise...
Highland Council’s new biodiversity- and climate-friendly mowing policy
The Highland Council is increasing the amount of set aside and wildlife corridors across the area, by reducing areas being mown and the frequency of cutting, for example only cutting paths through larger greenspaces, reducing verge cutting and creating wildflower or...
New fossil fuel development in UK – just say no
The International Energy Agency, UN International Panel on Climate Change and many other agencies and organisations are clear that there must be no new fossil fuel development if we are to have a fighting chance of reducing carbon emissions to achieve the ‘safe’ level...
May 5th local elections: What do Eilean a’ Cheò election candidates think about climate change?
Nine candidates are standing for election to the Eilean a' Cheò ward (Skye & Raasay) on 5th May. Skye Climate Action offered them an opportunity to give their views on the climate crisis and actions on Skye & Raasay, through the following invitation: Dear...
How to reduce global oil demand
The International Energy Agency has published a 10 point plan for reducing oil demand, which would cut oil use by more than half Russia’s exports within four months.
Training available for climate conversation facilitators across Scotland
Support a Scotland-wide climate conversation by training as a volunteer conversation facilitator, or hosting a climate conversation.
Lochcarron Climate Fèis, 26th March
Support Lochcarron’s Climate Fèis, and join the conversation about how to reduce consumption and generate less waste, while enjoying the opportunity to come together after the difficulties of the last two years.
Funding for community climate events
Seed funding of £100-£500 is available for community events. You don’t need to be an officially constituted group to apply.
Scottish Government responds to Scottish Climate Assembly recommendations
Read the Scottish Government’s response to 81 recommendations from Scotland’s Climate Assembly, whose members are drawn from across Scotland and all walks of life.



