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...
by Mathew Whittles | Apr 4, 2025 | Case studies
Linking Coastal Communities Dundee City Council and Angus Council are working together to improve the National Cycle Network Route 1 between Broughty Ferry Castle and Monifieth. Following early consultation with residents and businesses in 2019, initial proposals...
by Mathew Whittles | Mar 27, 2025 | Case studies
Growing Bioregioning Through Community Science aims to chart how communities in Tayside can help monitor landscape change through community science practices. Community Science is different to the more commonly used term of citizen science Citizen science is usually...
by Mathew Whittles | Mar 27, 2025 | Case studies
This project is investigating how community-led food growing can be strengthened and developed in Tayside. Empowering this very important part of Tayside’s food system was one of the many recommendations made at the conference ‘Feeding Tayside Through The Climate...
by Mathew Whittles | Mar 27, 2025 | Case studies
The River Ericht: one of the most important spawning grounds for Atlantic salmon in Europe, is in crisis. Extreme weather caused by climate change, historic and current land management practices and invasive species, are damaging the quantity and quality of water in...
by Mathew Whittles | Mar 4, 2025 | Case studies
The Westmuir Community Development Trust Charity was set-up in 2004 and its first project was the development of the Community Woodland located alongside our village. It quickly became a treasured place for people in the area to walk and enjoy accessing a locally...
