A new Argyll and Bute Climate Action Network (ABCAN) Hub is supporting Argyll and Bute community to face the challenges of climate change. Read more
We’ve compiled a handy list of FAQs to help families learn more about MAKI Pups Outdoor Nursery. Read more
We're creating 55 hectares of native woodland in Argyll over the next five years thanks to new funding. Read more
On the peatlands of Islay each year, a team of surveyors is tasked with monitoring the birdlife around restoration sites. Our student intern, Mathilda Digby, talks with ACT bird surveyor Tom Dunn about the 2023 season. Read more
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Peatland restoration, building the connection people have with the peatlands, and improving our understanding of the species that call this landscape home.
Our demonstration project to save Argyll's rainforest habitat.
Learn about our innovative programme of woodland based activities for people with poor mental health.
All the resources here are relevant to Councillors, Executives, Managers and the wider staff team.
Climate change training for Argyll & Bute children & young people
Ecological consultancy service for the isles of Islay and Jura.
The final ACT gathering of 2023 at the Three Villages Hall in Arrochar involved staff, Board, Advisors and mince pies! Read more
We have a batch of refurbished bikes looking for new homes and are ready to take on donations of unwanted bikes. Read more
On a trip to Dumfries, our peatland initiative team visited the Crichton Carbon Centre and NatureScot’s Kirkconnell Flow, and made valuable connections with the people working on peatland restoration and environmental education in these locations. Read more