Join Keep Scotland Beautiful online for the launch of the new national event series for Scotland’s Climate Festival. The session will explore many different perspectives on climate action and the push to Net Zero. A representative of the Scottish Government has been invited to participate.
Sustainable Scotland Network's interactive conference will explore what next for the public sector post COP26, with a range of speakers (from Local Government, NatureScot, the NHS and Scottish Water) and workshops to discuss the challenges facing the public sector in developing the skills and finance necessary to achieve net zero.
Zoom link from anne@skyeclimateaction.org This film portrait of Skye and Lochalsh and some of its inhabitants was commissioned by Skye Climate Action and Atlas Arts and made by Andrew Black between August 2020 and September 2021– despite Covid! Over sixty people with connections to Skye and Lochalsh shared from the past and imagined the future. […]
Deliver your unwanted domestic electrical appliances during this time slot, for collection by ILM Highland.
Monthly drop in-session at RagTag to learn mending techniques. Book first.
2022 is gearing up to be a year of action on climate change. Building more sustainable, prosperous, healthy, and resilient communities. Join the conversation with your ideas about the future direction for SCA.
How the new Scottish planning regulations might help tackle the climate emergency and how local communities can engage with the planning system at both national and local levels.
Find out more about Environmental Standards Scotland, an independent body created on 1st October 2021 to monitor compliance with, and the effectiveness of, environmental laws in Scotland.