Cooperation

Young Sea Changers Scotland - Community Gathering 2024

Young Sea Changers Scotland is a charity dedicated to empowering young people aged 16-25 with the skills, knowledge and confidence to speak up for Scotland’s seas. You can read more about us at www.youthforseas.org.

Youth Mural Workshop

Join a local Fife mural artist for an exciting and interactive workshop where Lochgelly youth come together to design a vibrant community mural that will be painted by the community inside Lochgelly Centre!

This is your chance to express everything you love about Lochgelly and see it come to life on a grand scale.

Galloway has been confirmed as the proposed location for Scotland’s next National Park with a further investigation to be carried out on its suitability.

Moray's Climate Change Conference

Save the date for Moray’s Climate Change Conference, which will be held at the Mansefield Hotel in Elgin on Friday 27 September 2024.

Watch this space for more details about final timings and the conference programme.

Projects to protect and restore Scotland’s coasts and seas have received more than £3.8 million from a vital marine fund over the last three years.

The Chief Executive Officers of NFU Scotland (NFUS) and the Scottish Association of Young Farmers Clubs (SAYFC) have signed a partnership agreement that will enhance joint working between the two organisations on issues affecting Scottish agriculture in the joint interests of their members.

Don't underestimate the power of a walk and talk

 

Hosted by farmers and crofters across Scotland, a new series of events will take place this summer, run by wellbeing programme Farmstrong Scotland.

Renewable Energy for Community Groups

Join a workshop led by Community Energy Scotland (CES). This workshop is aimed at community groups and organisations based or operating in Glasgow.

Scotland's Pinewood Conference

This October, Scotland’s Pinewood Conference 2024, aims to bring together a wide range of people interested in pinewood management to examine how landscape scale management can lead to ecosystem recovery, focusing on western pinewoods.

Community Led Local Development (CLLD) funding from Scottish Government has supported a young film maker to make a compelling and evocative short film about crofting and its future in rural and island Scotland.

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