Drop off your unwanted domestic electrical appliances - large or small, anything with a plug or battery - at Kyleakin Community Hall between 11 am and 1 pm. PLEASE DO NOT DROP OFF ITEMS OUTWITH THESE TIMES. Items will be collected by ILM Highland and either fully recycled or selected for reuse. Items suitable for […]
ReRoot regular meet-up at the Hebridean Inn, Broadford. Free. Come along to the ReRoot conversations (see above) to share ideas, pick up tips and to make a difference locally. If you have an interest in climate, health, food poverty, local food production and accessibility, packaging, food security, waste – or anything else related to food […]
Join a foraging walk on the shoreline and through woodland with Lucy, the Wild Cookeleaving from Ostaig at 10.30 am or 12.15 pm. This will be followed up in the afternoon by a delicious meal of foraged foods and local CLIMAVORE produce from 4-7 pm at An Crubh. Booking essential. At this community meal, we’ll hear […]
Get involved and find an event near you, on the Highlands and Islands Climate Festival website.
Repair Cafés not only help the environment by reducing waste but also foster a sense of community and provide valuable skills to volunteers and participants. This online session will provide all the information you need to be inspired and get started. Register here.
Monthly ReRoot film evening at The Skye Bridge Studios, Kyle. Film screening, discussion and nibbles. Free, but please book ahead with Eventbrite Wilding records the transformation from a (failing) conventional farm to an exciting biodiverse English estate. 'It is the beginning of a grand experiment that will become one of the most significant rewilding experiments in […]
Between 6th and 12th September, help monitor and improve our freshwater spaces. No expertise required - just eyes and 15 minutes on a riverbank.
SkyeConnect is organising a virtual town hall and interactive discussion about all things tourism with guest Kate Forbes, Deputy First Minister and Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Gaelic. All are welcome to participate. The meeting seeks to 'formulate agreed action plans through local collaboration addressing collective needs and issues'. Register here.