Funding information from YouthLink Scotland
Looking for funding to support your youth work project? Check out Youthlink Scotland’s funding page. This shares a comprehensive funding directory and information and guidance on national funding partnerships. This includes funding programmes which support environmental and outdoor projects.
Young people in governance roles: Involving young people in decision making to tackle the climate emergency – 16 August 2022
Join Youthlink Scotland from 5pm to 6.30pm on 16 August for this 90 minute webinar. Explore what youth governance is and why it is important for young people’s voices to be heard in policy and decision-making processes, within the context of tackling the climate emergency. The event is open to [...]
Work Experience in the Forth area
The latest TCV bulletin has shared this volunteer opportunity. Are you aged 18-25 and living, working or studying in the Forth area? Do you have opinions about what is important to your community and a curiosity to learn from and lead other young people? Climate FORTH are looking for volunteer [...]
Co-creating a Fair & Green Future with Young People: LfS in Action, 12 May 4pm
Learning for Sustainability Scotland offer a interactive webinar in partnership with Youthlink Scotland on 12 May 4-5pm. This explores how to work with young people to envision and co-create a sustainable future in their own communities, and to become active change agents. Join to explore how to Co-create a Fair [...]
Scottish Youth Climate declaration – check out this handy toolkit
YouthLink Scotland have created the Scottish Youth Climate Declaration endorsement pack, a handy toolkit for youth workers to support young people to share their vision of a greener, fairer world. This resource provides advice and a framework to support co-design and evaluation.
Naturescot Youth Survey Report published
NatureScot has published the Youth Survey Report on the NatureScot website. The survey asked questions regarding what a nature-rich Scotland looks like to young people, their ability to contribute to this vision, what the barriers are to achieving this, and how NatureScot could help overcome these barriers. The report includes [...]
Would you like to join the Field Studies Council Youth Council?
The Youth Council consists of twelve young people across the UK aged between 16-25 who are passionate about the environment and wildlife. They help engage other young people with the outdoors and provide their views and perspectives on our projects and experiences. It's a great chance to gain experience for [...]
Re:Green in the Highlands
Re:Green is a conservation and youth leadership programme for 18-24-year olds taking place in remote areas of the Scottish Highlands on 2 and 4 week placements. Young people will help restore Scottish Rainforest, get a crash course on climate campaigning, and take on some of the UK’s most challenging and [...]
