News

Beautiful Scotland

16th July 2010

Beautiful Scotland has set up a Blog site so that groups registered in the main campaign and also in the 'It's Your Neighbourhood' campaign...

Big Tent Summer School

16th July 2010

The Big Tent Summer School is a learning programme that has been organised by Transition Scotland Support and One Planet Food .

Calling all Beach users!

16th July 2010

Keep Scotland Beautiful (KSB) has recently awarded 56 Scottish beaches with a Seaside Award and also seven beaches with the highly coveted international Blue Flag Award.

Scotland’s Eco-Schools

16th July 2010

1,000 schools have now attained coveted ‘Green Flag’ eco status

The Scottish Green List 2010

16th July 2010

The Scottish Green List 2010 has been announced featuring guerrilla gardeners, local food champions, producers...

Latest Features

CSV Action Earth 2010

Click to find information about the CSV Action Earth campaign which runs from 1st March until 31st July 2010.

Scotland’s biggest ever litter pick begins

As part of National Spring Clean 2010 a mass of 75,000 litter-picker and black bag welding volunteers are set to unleash their anger on the rubbish which spoils Scottish street ...

Make Peat-Free Compost Your Natural Choice

The 8th of March saw the re-launch of the peat-free compost campaign, encouraging gardeners to consider buying peat-free compost for their garden.

Paul’s Song for the Planet

Paul Graham is a 43 year old musician who lives in Edinburgh. At the age of twelve Paul sadly developed a condition called Hydrocephalus ...

VIBES AWARDS 2010

Applications are invited from Scotland’s businesses for the 11th annual Vision in Business for the Environment of Scotland (VIBES) Awards.

Litter Grant

Grant scheme to support communities by bathing waters

Ecofusion

Ecofusion – This environmental and multi-cultural event takes place at the Parade Ground Holyrood Park, Edinburgh on Sunday 11th April from 11am - 4pm

Beauty and the Beastie

2010 is the International Year of Biodiversity, and they want Scottish schools to use their creative talents to help them celebrate the amazing diversity of plants and animals to be found right here in Scotland.