Reflections on the Climate School 180 project
In 2023, in partnership with the University of Stirling, Learning Through Landscapes launched Climate School 180, an evidence-informed initiative to embed meaningful climate change education and outdoor learning across the curriculum. Project Manager, Holly Willmott, reflects here on the impacts of the project two years after its launch.
Gaps, overlaps, and challenges: assessing the alignment of Scotland’s education reform agenda with national priorities
This Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) report is available on the internet. This report presents the findings of a research project that sought to understand how Scottish Government’s principal policy areas – as captured by the Programme for Government – relate to each other, and how the changes brought by [...]
Why the UK’s butterflies are booming in 2025
Read this article in The Conversation (17 July 2025). Beware, its not all good news.
A psychologist explores climate anxiety
Discover more in this article Could climate anxiety be a form of pre-traumatic stress disorder? A psychologist explains the research The Conversation (24 July 2025)
Environmental restoration for the River Esk
Read about this new partnership which has been formed to help restore nature and address climate change in the Lothian Esk river catchment area: A New Partnership for Environmental Change in the Lothian Esk River Catchment Forth Rivers Trust 30 June 2025.
Climate Engagement Fund
Groups and organisations can apply for funding to help people understand how climate change affects their lives and what actions they can take. Closing date: 8th June. Apply now
Newsflash – CCF celebrates 4-year milestone!
Since launching in spring 2021, the Clyde Climate Forest (CCF) has planted nearly 3.5 million new trees as a response to the climate and biodiversity crisis. Find out more, including projects by local authority areas. Is there something happening near you?
Climate FORTH Climate Ranger Training is now available FREE for 14–25-year-olds!
Climate FORTH have launched Climate Ranger Training—a free online course designed to equip young people (aged 14-25) with the knowledge and skills to build climate resilience in their communities and beyond. The interactive training explores climate action through real-life projects and expert insights from professionals and community organisations working in [...]
