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The Scottish Wildlife Trust welcomes the Scottish Government’s programme for the year ahead, but greater urgency is needed to reverse biodiversity loss and halt climate change. The Scottish Government’s Programme for Government sets out …
The Scottish Wildlife Trust welcomes the recommendations for tackling the climate emergency set out today by Scotland’s Climate Assembly. The 81 recommendations made by the Assembly include maximising the potential of …
Responding to the Scottish Government’s Programme for Government the Trust’s Chief Executive Jo Pike said: “We welcome the First Minister’s continued commitment to addressing the interlinked challenges of climate change …
Nature offers multiple ways to tackle many of the issues we face as a result of a changing climate and our changing society. We have always sought help from nature, …
Following on from the first What is a nature-based solution? article, this blog series will explore the benefits, uses and issues of nature-based solutions in Scotland and beyond as we look …
On Friday Scottish Environment LINK is hosting Big Nature Day, encouraging people across Scotland to get close to nature and take the time to appreciate its diversity, as well as …
Ahead of this week’s G7 Summit the world-renowned economist Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta called for a new global institution, similar to the World Bank or IMF, that would manage the …
The Scottish National Party made a pledge to support and fund nature-based solutions as a means to tackle the biodiversity crisis. And as focus grows on the environment ahead of …
This article first appeared in The Geographer, Spring 2020. That we are witnessing climate breakdown is undeniable, but worse is set to come without radically decarbonising our economy and reimagining …
Ecological and climate breakdown are inextricably linked – they reinforce and co-develop together in complex ways. Overall, as one worsens, so does the other. That complicates the crisis, but it …