Environment

Climate Adaptation: Wellbeing Workshop

Climate Adaptation: Wellbeing Workshop

Cultivating wellbeing to foster effective action in uncertain times

Working in Scotland on climate change? Then you are invited to an afternoon of exploring how cultivating wellbeing can foster effective action in the workplace.

Using nature to improve resilience across land and coastal areas

Nature Connects? Taking landscape scale and connective approaches to improving resilience across land and coastal areas, a technical consultation on Scotland’s draft National Adaptation Plan (SNAP3)

About the workshop

Scotland's Nature Student Conference

After the conference had to be cancelled back in 2020, UHI are now looking to bring students together once more to talk about Nature.

New land reform legislation will aim to change how land is owned and managed in our rural and island communities for the better.

The Land Reform (Scotland) Bill, introduced to Parliament today (14 March 2024), includes measures that will apply to large landholdings of over 1,000 hectares, prohibiting sales in certain cases until Ministers can consider the impact on the local community. This could lead to some landholdings being lotted into smaller parts if that may help local communities.

NatureScot has launched a new online service as part of work to modernise deer and wildlife management systems in Scotland.

Own Yersel Scotland: Reimagining the future

This year’s conference – Own Yersel Scotland: Reimagining the future – invites participants to imagine the future they want to see for community landownership and land reform in Scotland.

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