The Minister for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform, Aileen McLeod, launched the Scottish Government’s new biodiversity route map at a Grow Wild Scotland community action day. Scotland’s Biodiversity – A Route Map to 2020 will set out the priority work needed to meet the international Aichi Targets for biodiversity and improve the state of nature in Scotland.
Green Infrastructure; a Growing Need
A conference organised by the Scottish Green Infrastructure Forum and Glasgow’s Green 2015.
Glasgow City Chambers 6th & 7th October 2015
Two new paths have been created in Dalkeith to make cycling and walking safer, give better access to Midlothian’s open spaces and promote healthier lifestyles.
The two paths, which create a circular route along both sides of the River Esk, were officially opened by the Transport Minister, Derek Mackay on Tuesday 23 June.
Local businesses across central Scotland are being asked what their environmental needs are. By taking part in a short online survey, they will also be entered into a £100 prize draw.
The John Muir Pollinator Vision project has received a boost of £5,000 from the Central Scotland Green Network (CSGN) 2015 Ideas Fund.
Three talented photographers from Glasgow and Coatbridge have been announced as winners in the Central Scotland Green Network Trust (CSGNT) photography competition.
Central Scotland locals and community groups are being encouraged to put their allotments, orchards and community gardens on the map, by taking part in an online survey.