Galloway & Southern Ayrshire Biosphere
The Galloway & Southern Ayrshire Biosphere Partnership is a non-profit organisation (registered Scottish charity SC044137) working across the UNESCO region,...
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New project considers the role of seaweed to improve crop fertiliser use
The James Hutton Institute has announced its involvement in a pioneering new research project, ‘Assessing Sugar Kelp Extracts as a... -
Scotland’s largest community solar farm gets green light
Arran Community Renewables, a Community Benefit Society based on the Isle of Arran, has been granted planning consent for... -
Restoring Scotland’s natural environment
Legislative proposals to help restore nature and protect biodiversity in Scotland have been introduced to Parliament. The Natural Environment (Scotland)... -
Community benefits consultation launched
Views are being sought on ways to improve how communities will receive additional benefits from renewable energy developments. ‘Community benefits’... -
Boosting reuse and recycling
Actions aimed at ensuring households and businesses in Scotland boost reuse and recycling rates and cut waste have been published.... -
Carbon-neutral islands project: progress report
The Carbon Neutral Islands (CNI) Progress Report 2023-2024 has been published. It highlights some of the exciting projects that have... -
Water Scarcity in Scotland: Future Impact for Distilleries and Agriculture
A recent Centre of Expertise for Waters (CREW) project led by The James Hutton Institute, in collaboration with Scotland’s Rural College, the... -
Driving sustainable, climate-friendly growth
Scottish businesses have been awarded grants to help grow their innovative energy-saving projects in a new round of Scottish Government... -
A cut above the rest!
Glengarry Community Woodlands received £36,290 from the Scottish Government’s Rural and Island Communities Ideas into Action Fund to set up...Funding received: £36,290
Awarded from: Community Led Local Development - Scottish Government
