Environment
The Scottish Seabird Centre have announced that the architects who worked on their award-winning building in North Berwick will work on the National Marine Centre project.
Simpson & Brown Architects specialise in conservation projects, creative adaption of existing buildings and the design of environmentally-sound initiatives. The original Scottish Seabird Centre, opened in May 2000, has become a popular landmark building and has won several architectural and sustainability awards.
- Read more about Architects appointed for National Marine Centre
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- Read more about Building a transnational capacity-building network for common land graziers – taking the first steps
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Creation of a formal capacity-building, experience-sharing, mutually-supportive and collaboration-catalysing network for graziers of common and communal land and their organisations from across Europe.
Would you consider recording a 60-90 seconds’ video saying why UK seas matter to you and to the economic sustainability of your town/community?
- Read more about Help launch a new deal for the Scottish coast
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The European Small Islands Federation highlight some of the issues that small islands face as well as the wealth of opportunity for sustainable development.
- Read more about Small islands make big impact in Brussels
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Lantra Scotland is now accepting nominations for its 2017 Land-based and Aquaculture Learner of the Year Awards.
Now in their fourteenth year, the awards celebrate the achievements of the country's most talented Modern Apprentices, trainees, school pupils, mentors and secondary schools.
In this article you can find out more about a survey being carried out as part of the Scottish Organic Action Plan.
Wildlife fans and nature ambassadors in East Lothian have created a video encouraging other young people to enjoy the outdoors in a safe, sustainable and respectful way.
North Berwick Wildlife Watch's 'Guide to Rockpooling' video was produced with photographer Barrie Williams, who won British Wildlife Photographer of the Year in 2015. Barrie has now turned his hand to videography and helping other nature-enthusiasts communicate the importance of engaging with nature in the appropriate way.
- Read more about New video gives top tips on rockpooling
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