Following the publication of the Climate Ready Clyde vision document, a new Partnership is being established to drive forward climate change adaptation across the Glasgow City region.
The new Climate Ready Clyde Partnership will hit the ground running to prepare a major EU Life Fund bid and develop a Regional Strategy and Action Plan.
An exciting new position has become available for a Project Manager to establish and deliver the new regional Climate Ready Clyde Partnership.
Forestry Commission Scotland are providing grant aid for woodland creation and management under the Scottish Rural Development Programme.
The Glasgow and Clyde Valley Forestry and Woodland Strategy (FWS) is one of a suite of Background Reports which support Clydeplan, the regional Strategic Development Plan.
The Glasgow and Clyde Valley (GCV) Green Network Partnership this month celebrated a momentous 10 years of partnership.
As part of the festivities a small celebratory event was hosted in the city, at which a brand new GCV Green Network case study and infographic was launched charting the history of the Green Network.
The event brought together some of the key figures in the GCV Green Network's story including one of its founding fathers, Vincent Goodstadt former GCV Structure Plan Manager and original Green Network visionary.
Vincent said "I'm delighted to see continued ambition and determination to work toward making the Green Network vision a reality and build on the progress that's been made in the last 10 years".
"I am encouraged by the enthusiasm still held by key partners like Forestry Commission Scotland, SNH, and the Glasgow Centre for Population Health, and at the support lent by the Scottish Government and the Central Scotland Green Network (CSGN) Trust.
The UK's largest population of water voles is set to be protected on the edge of the Seven Lochs Wetland Park as part of a new scheme supported by a £4,000 award from Grow Wild.
The scheme, delivered by young people at Lochend Community High School will transform the chosen site from a derelict fly-tipped wasteland into a safe, wild flower rich and attractive place. This will support existing water vole habitats and raise awareness of their importance whilst involving the local community.