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New interactive tool for mapping Tayside’s nature-based solution projects 

New interactive tool for mapping Tayside’s nature-based solution projects 

by EmilyCRT | Oct 14, 2026 | News

We are pleased to launch Climate Ready Tayside’s Nature-Based Solutions GreenMap.   Tayside is a home to thriving cities, rural communities and prime agricultural land, with outstanding nature across all. As the benefits of nature for health and wellbeing become...
From local action to regional resilience: what we learned from Nature-Based Solutions Week 

From local action to regional resilience: what we learned from Nature-Based Solutions Week 

by EmilyCRT | Sep 24, 2026 | Case studies

Climate Ready Tayside is a new partnership bringing together public, private and community organisations to prepare people and places for a thriving future in our changing climate. One of its priorities is supporting nature-based solutions (NBS) at a landscape scale....
Creating a Climate Ready Tayside: Local Action, Natural Solutions

Creating a Climate Ready Tayside: Local Action, Natural Solutions

by EmilyCRT | Aug 3, 2026 | News

From 7–13 September 2026, Climate Ready Tayside is hosting a week-long programme of events showcasing how nature-based solutions are helping to create a more climate-ready Tayside.Across the week, communities, practitioners, businesses, land managers and public sector...
Restoring the River South Esk: A nature-rich and climate resilient catchment 

Restoring the River South Esk: A nature-rich and climate resilient catchment 

by EmilyCRT | Jun 30, 2026 | Case studies

A changing landscape In the Angus Glens, the River South Esk winds its way through Glens Clova, Glen Doll and Prosen. It’s a landscape shaped by water, land management, nature and increasingly, by climate change. The River South Esk Catchment Partnership is working...
Dronley Community Woodland: building resilience from the ground up

Dronley Community Woodland: building resilience from the ground up

by EmilyCRT | Jun 30, 2026 | Case studies

Dronley Community Woodland is a 50-hectare woodland in Angus, just outside Dundee. It’s a well-used local space, attracting more than 20,000 visitors each year, from walkers and cyclists to horse riders and families. Since becoming community owned in 2019, it has been...
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  • New interactive tool for mapping Tayside’s nature-based solution projects 
  • From local action to regional resilience: what we learned from Nature-Based Solutions Week 
  • Creating a Climate Ready Tayside: Local Action, Natural Solutions
  • Restoring the River South Esk: A nature-rich and climate resilient catchment 
  • Dronley Community Woodland: building resilience from the ground up

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