Lairg and District Learning Centre immersed their community into the Climate by exhibiting Letters to the Earth in Rogart Mart. They engaged the whole community - their Primary School created a book about Wild Eating and the Exhibition featured an autobiography based on a croft highlighting changes across the years, resonating with locals. Lairg District and Learning Centre brought an international Exhibition to a small town, connecting people across the Earth in the Climate Cause.

Golspie is at critical risk of flooding, but Henrietta and Golspie do not want to turn their backs on the sea. Inspired by the work of their pier as a natural groin, Go Golspie Trust is campaigning to have groins recreated across their coastline. Not only will this protect the community, but foster a positive relationship with the sea as it will create a beach for Golspie to enjoy!

Do you have a Climate Cafe® in your area? We’re seeing a rise in these being held across our region and would love to see more! Learn more about the Climate Cafe® including the recording of a recent Skillshare event with Founder Jess Pepper.

In January we opened our Climate Action Fund; we were excited to read applications from our members with their future plans, and delighted to be introduced to new organisations and their bold ideas! Read all about in our Funding Reflections blog.

Our pilot Sustainable Spaces programme started in January with 9 community oganisations taking a journey with us towards making their community spaces more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Find out more in this update.

Happy Valentines Day! Check out Alice’s blog about Grantown’s Green Heart workshop to create some climate love!

Read Luci’s account of ceilidh dancing in the street, cracking conversations and community spirit!

Read Luci’s review of the RSPB talk held as part of the Highlands & Islands Climate Festival.

Mhairi’s visit to Movern Games & Gala Week and Kinlochleven Gala Day