With the Youth Climate Action Fund 2024, LGBT Youth Scotland in the Borders ran a “Squirrel Club”. A multi venue set of sessions rooted in nature and red squirrel conservation.

With funding from our Youth Climate Action Fund 2024, Eat Sleep Ride ran a project with young people developing and running a sustainable egg business.

In 2024 Berwickshire Marine Reserve received funding from SBCAN to expand their Ocean and Carbon Literacy Programme Facilitation in Berwickshire.

“Thank you for coming in to talk to us and do experiments. We have had lots of fun.”

Eyemouth Primary P7A

Over the last couple of weeks our team member, Ayliffe has been out talking to schools about Borders Act For Change.

On November 21st we held the second meeting of Active Travel Links our Active travel Forum for members of statutory, community and business organisations who are involved with delivery, or promotion, of active travel facilities across the Scottish Borders.

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The impacts of climate change are felt differently in different places. This is true at a global scale, but also locally. Read on to find out how you can contribute!

Read on to find out about the creation of Smailholm Community Heat Team

Read on to find out how the Youth Green Summit went…

Read on to see what Interest Link got up to with the money from the SBCAN youth fund.

Please view the report here https://www.nhsborders.scot.nhs.uk/media/1024375/Climate-change-and-health-impacts-in-Scottish-Borders-report-v8.pdf

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