SCA News: General

The People’s Emergency Briefing

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...

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South Skye Nature Festival: 25-26 July

Tickets are going fast, but there are still plenty of fantastic events available. Almost all are free. Visit sleatnaturegroup.org/ssnf to reserve places. Deep-dive talks with our expert speakers - 25 years of Skye Birds, the mysterious corncrake of north Skye,...

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Environmental Standards Scotland 

Members of the Sleat Nature Group recently met online with Environmental Standards Scotland (ESS), to find out how ESS could help groups and individuals raise concerns about environmental issues. To bring the work of ESS to a wider audience, Lucy Fitzpatrick of ESS...

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Tabby Fletcher’s Plan To Ban Single-Use Plastics 

Tabby, who resides on the Isle of Jura, decided to start a petition calling on the Scottish government to ban all single-use plastics. This has now received more than 26,000 signatures and the backing of MSPs in the Highlands and Islands. Read the full article here....

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The Highland Council recycling

Since the rollout of the new recycling service, there has been a reduction of about 7,500 tonnes of waste collected at the kerbside and sent for disposal in the last 12 months compared to the previous period.  Here are reminders of which items can go in the green and...

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Grants for trees and nature

Grants for small scale tree planting 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. NatureSave...

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Projects for May in your garden

First of all, don’t cut the lawn! Plantlife runs the No Mow May campaign every year, encouraging people to let the grass grow to benefit wildflowers and other wildlife. Useful information on the website includes their work to protect plants and habitats in Scotland....

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