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...
Community organisations can apply to the Highlands and Islands Climate Hub for £150 to help put on events during the Climate Festival from 1st - 30th September 2026. The theme for this year is "Everything Local - Eat, Walk, Cycle, Repair, Reuse, Grow, Be Local", with...
Funding for local climate actionIn the lead up to the presentation of Scotland’s Climate Change Plan to Parliament,the Government has announced a £7 million funding package to empower communities and regions to carry out actions towards reaching net...
This grant scheme supports community projects that reduce waste, promote reuse and repair, and help build a circular economy.You can apply for funding between £2,000 and £50,000. Closing date: midday on Friday 6 March 2026. Info on how to apply is here.
Reforesting Scotland’s small grant for tree planting covers small projects that aren’t eligible for other funding - ideal for croft woodlands and plantings that connect existing stands. The application process is simple.
by Katy Lawrence Community Development Officer, Skye and Lochalsh From 13th September to 8th October, the Highland and Island festival will celebrate the activity taking place across Highland, Orkney and Shetland to combat climate change and create sustainable,...
The Tree Council's Branching Out fund supports tree planting projects, including hedges and orchards with grants between £250 to £2,500. Deadline 1st December 2024.
Funding categories include biodiversity and carbon emissions.