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...
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...
by EmilyCRT | Jun 30, 2026 | Case studies
A landscape under pressure In North East Perthshire, within the River Isla catchment, Bamff Wildland is quietly reshaping how land can respond to climate change. Covering 170 hectares of former sheep pasture and woodland, the site has been managed since 2021 through a...
by Mathew Whittles | Apr 4, 2025 | Case studies
Sustainable Kirriemuir (SK) formed an Action for Nature group after writing a Community Climate Action Plan for the town. The group decided to run a BioBlitz in and around the Kirriemuir area, setting out to discover as many plants, animals and fungi as possible and...
by Mathew Whittles | Apr 4, 2025 | Case studies
Scottish Water, NatureScot and SEPA are working with Dundee City Council to develop an exciting and innovative project to improve the way storm water is managed and reduce flood risk in the St Mary’s area of Dundee. The project will showcase what can be achieved by...
by Mathew Whittles | Apr 4, 2025 | Case studies
Across Dundee, green space comprises an impressive 62% of the city’s urban area, and more than two thirds of this is publicly accessible. This project aims to bolster wildlife by dedicating more than 57 hectares for the benefit of biodiversity and climate...
