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We are a community-led organisation, and registered charity, established in 2014. How do we ACT? Find out here.

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Community engagement

Our projects are your projects. We support communities to make projects happen.

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Join Us

Love Argyll & the Isles like us? Become an ACT member to have your say, support our work, and make a difference.

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ACT Peatland Initiative

Peatland restoration, building the connection people have with the peatlands, and improving our understanding of the species that call this landscape home.

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Saving Argyll's Rainforest

Our demonstration project to save Argyll's rainforest habitat.

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Branching Out

Learn about our innovative programme of woodland based activities for people with poor mental health.

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Carbon Literacy Resources for Local Authorities

The following resources are based on the information shared during Carbon Literacy Training for Local Authorities. All the resources here are relevant to Councillors, Executives, Managers and the wider staff team.

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Author: Julie Young

cooler futures

Climate change training for Argyll & Bute children & young people

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ACT Ecology

Ecological consultancy service for the isles of Islay and Jura.

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Our latest news

  • New outdoor STEM venture for Mid Argyll

    Harnessing our expertise in outdoor learning, climate literacy and the natural environment, we launched a new outdoor STEM learning venture for Mid Argyll in October. Read more

  • Summer on the bog

    Out on Islay's peat bogs this summer, we’ve been monitoring the condition of future peatland restoration sites. Read more

  • Reconnecting Argyll’s rainforest

    We're creating 55 hectares of native woodland in Argyll over the next five years thanks to new funding. Read more

Our latest blogs

  • From the vantage point

    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

  • Peatland Connections

    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

  • A month with ACT

    Master's research student Mathilda Digby joined ACT for an internship in June, and here's her photo diary of her time with us. Read more