Our peatland restoration project on Islay. Read more
Providing job seekers with rural and environmental skills and experience. Read more
An innovative programme of woodland based activities for people with poor mental health. Read more
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We are a community-led organisation, and registered charity, established in 2014. How do we ACT? Find out here. Read more
Our advisors support our Board and our staff. Read more
Our Board has overall responsibility for ACT and for guiding our activities. Read more
We are a small organisation making a big difference. Read more
We have a small team of staff who oversee projects and the day-to-day running of ACT. Read more
Job opportunities within the ACT team Read more
We are looking for a finance and administrative officer to join our team - applications close at 5pm Wednesday 6th February. Read more
Supporting communities with their ideas to enhance tourism. Read more
We are a Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation (SCIO) SCO44733 Read more
Our Board and Advisors meets quarterly in different locations across Argyll. Read the minutes of previous Board meetings. Read more
Find copies of our annual accounts here. Read more
We align our objectives and activities with national and regional policies so that we can make a real difference and ACT where it matters most. Read more
Why do we ACT? Because Argyll and the Isles is a spectacular part of the world that everyone should be able to enjoy now and forever. Read more
Our projects are your projects. We support communities to make projects happen. Read more
Develop plans for installing a floating pontoon and visitor moorings in Loch Long, Arrochar. Read more
Creation of a web map to be used for identifying locations for future development to enhance the visitor experience in Argyll and the Isles. Read more
A review of current examples of food trails and recommendations for initiating and sustaining a food trail (or trails) in Argyll and the Isles. Read more
A feasibility study for the management of Japanese knotweed in the Corran grazings area of Lochgilphead. Read more
A review and evaluation of visitor giving schemes with reference to how they could support fundraising for long distance routes in Argyll. Read more
A feasibility study for developing and managing a deer larder facility within the community on the Rinns of Islay. Read more
Guidance to equip organisations with basic knowledge and recommendations for developing and running volunteer programmes. Read more