Fringe Festival to the UN Conference on Climate Change (COP26) with creative activities by communities in Skye, Raasay and Lochalsh in response to the challenges of climate change and the need to reduce our carbon emissions.
Workshop organised by Scottish Communities Climate Action network on eco-anxiety and managing emotions and why healthy emotion regulation is important.
Highland Environment Network's autumn forum on how we measure biodiversity health and practical work that is happening in the Highlands to benefit nature.
Keep Scotland Beautiful's Climate Week enables organisations and communities to celebrate and showcase what they’re doing to tackle climate change. Join one of the many Climate Week events taking place online or run your own online event.
What can we all grow to reduce what we buy wrapped in plastic. Open discussion organised by Future Communities Highlands and Islands.
Following a year of Covid restrictions, the amount of PPE on beaches is expected to increase dramatically. The huge increase of single-use plastic, designed to keep us safe, has led to a flood of plastic pollution ending up in our rivers and seas. Join the 2021 Great British Beach Clean. Every piece of rubbish collected […]
If you’re a Scotland-based individual, group or organisation, you can take part in Stop Climate Chaos Scotland's "Climate Fringe Week" to share your events and get more people involved.
This three-day session is an opportunity to bring along unwanted items that someone else might be interested in making use of, and browsing for those things that you could use. At the same time, if you have something needing repair or you'd like to know if it's salvageable, then bring along - clothes, tools, electrical, […]
Sustainability First's 2-day conference. With a diverse set of speakers, and an interactive format, participants will be encouraged to share ideas and examples from their own work and collaborate with other participants from across sectors to problem solve and work together to identify actions for enabling change.
Continuing our discussions on food growing, we'll hear about non-toxic pest management and aquaponics as a potential crofting diversification enterprise, and also cover tasks for autumn.
Scottish Government's Community and Renewable Energy Scheme will look at what communities have been doing to tackle the climate crisis through renewable energy projects and how your community can transition to net zero with government support.
In the run up to COP26, Ashden, Centre for Alternative Technology, Aberdeen Climate Action and Climate Emergency UK are holding a free virtual conference showcasing innovative, local government-led net-zero projects from throughout the UK and Europe. Register here