Events

West Highland College online course on how to build and improve soils in our northern climes.

Food, Farming & Countryside Commission webinar on how to translate new research on agroecology into practical projects.

Event hosted by Interfaith Liaison Committee to the UNFCCC

For churches who want to get started with using the Climate Emergency Toolkit, or to take the next steps.

Dr Katherine Trebeck from the Wellbeing Economy Alliance will consider ways to shift the local economy in Moray to one broadly focused on ‘sustainable wellbeing’.

Training in fruit and vegetable production under cover in the west coast and Highlands climate. Two evenings: 4th and 6th May.

Are you a small grower/farmer/crofter who wants to collaborate with other growers in Highlands. Join this conversation, organised by Highland Good Food Conversation, with speakers from the Landworkers Alliance, Community Supported Agriculture Network and the Scottish Crofting Federation.

West Highland College course with Dan Puplett. Learn about our amazing wild plants and how to identify and harvest them safely and sustainably, with respect for the wider environment.

The Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland explores 20-minute neighbourhoods, in which all your basic needs – health and social care, shops, work hubs, places to socialise –  are met within a 20-minute walk, wheel or cycle from where you live. Series of 4 events.

Join the 2050 Climate Group's Scottish and Malawi Young Leaders to discuss waste management and the positive steps they've made and the challenges they face.

Find out how to grow your trees at home using local seed.

Hosted by Rt Hon Philip Dunne MP, Chair of the Environment Audit Committee of the House of Commons, and presented by broadcaster Tom Heap, the event will take you through the recommendations of the report.

Planet Sutherland event to learn how Rubha Phoil on Skye is being developed through permaculture.

The Wildlife Trusts host a conversation with Professor Dasgupta, author of the HM Treasury-commissioned report on the Economics of Biodiversity. This report shows that the current assault on biodiversity is eroding the foundation of our economy and threatening the prosperity of future generations.

Join Richard Heinberg, Helena Norberg Hodge and others on how we can create a world beyond “corporate sustainability” and move toward regenerative cultures and needs-based economies.

Soil Association Scotland talks to farmer Colin Lowrie of Blegbie Farm, East Lothian about his use of woodland creation as part of his mixed farm’s toolkit to diversify activities and income streams.

Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations explores why and how non-environmental voluntary organisations can move towards net zero.

A discussion hosted by Planet Sutherland with Zero Waste Scotland on Circular Economy Solutions and Community Waste Solutions.