Join @ArkaigForest for the launch of their new forest art trail in Loch Arkaig Pine Forest on Saturday 29 October! The Alliance for Scotland's Rainforest will also lead a 'rainforest ramble' & workshop.
Free, but booking is essential. Full details: https://t.co/l8mKsfjUY8
Coming soon (January 2022): Chapter on "Integrating Soil, Water and Biodiversity Policies in Scotland" with @Kirstyaber@AlbaAbies @KerryWaylen @WT_JessicaM. My first contribution to what ended up as a book project managed by Chinese colleagues, not without challenges.
Pleased to finally have this published. Thanks to co-authors @AnkeFischer72, Rob McMorran @RuralPolicySRUC, and Melanie Smith @ICR_UHI. Just hoping it adds to the discussion.
https://t.co/0xmZ2Tkbl0
Edinburgh has officially launched its ambitious target to become a Million Tree City by 2030 as part of its commitment to be net zero by the end of the decade.
We're working with @greenspacetrust and @WoodlandTrust to deliver this for the city. https://t.co/i97CorJ4hJ
📣 Job opportunity 📣 I’m looking for a #publicaffairs officer to join our #Scotland team and support policy&advocacy work for @WoodlandTrust. See here https://t.co/ikT1qbgiYr
.@WoodlandTrust is looking for an estate ranger for Ben Shieldaig. Not an opportunity to be missed if you want to help drive forward one of the most ambitious conservation projects in the Highlands
https://t.co/MQk82ENDUm
Our Loch Arkaig Pine Forest project partners @ArkaigForest are recruiting a Community Woodland Development Officer! Further details: https://t.co/cEsX5k41vD Help spread the word!
CWA Members - you've got mail! We've just sent out our July e-bulletin full of useful information about funding, events, jobs, news & advice for community woodlands. #communitywoods
Anyone involved with a community woodland can subscribe to the e-bulletin https://t.co/psX0kRqQnn
#EarthOvershootDay 2020 is August 22nd. Efforts to respond to COVID-19 have demonstrated that shifting ecological resource consumption trends in a short timeframe is possible. However, true #sustainability can only be achieved by design, not disaster. https://t.co/kh79zeD4Pt
Scotland’s #TreeOfTheYear began in 2014. Winners include a Scots pine, oak, beech, sycamore, spruce & elm. What’ll it be for 2020? Nominate your fave tree. All species & ages welcome.