The provision of recreational facilities at Loch of Blairs to support the health & wellbeing of the community and visitors to the area. 2. The advancement of education through the provision and maintenance of an outdoor learning facility at Loch of Blairs. 3. The advancement…

Forres Community Orchard helps to address the need for greenspaces, promotes community production and ownership of fruit, and helps people rediscover the pleasures of eating organic fruit grown close to home. Community orchards also create habitats for wildlife, increasing biodiv…

The plan for this community initiative is work on the land to grow food to supply a mini market. The growing space is more than an allotment but less than a commercial space. Initial volunteering would involve clearing and preparing the land

To promote and Enhance Forres & Moray by augmenting floral displays

To support individuals and communities to engage with nature and deliver volunteer led solutions to help improve the environment. A community growing garden providing volunteers with space to learn about organic growing, healthy eating, recycling and sustainability while sharing…

TCV in Scotland offers a wide range of environmental activity for all in helping to protect and enhance our local greenspace and biodiversity whilst also learning new skills, getting fitter, engaging with your environment and meeting other like-minded people. We are also committ…

upkeep and development of the arborelum and walled garden

Scotland’s Gardens Scheme support local garden owners to open their gardens to the public, charging an admission price and selling plants and refreshments to raise money for a charity of their choice.

Scotland's Gardens raises money for charity by encouraging, promoting and supporting garden owners to open their gardens to the public; raising money for a charity of their choice through admissions, plant sales and refreshments.

We are a charitable trust that aims to restore and develop Amisfield Walled Garden in Haddington as a community garden and visitor attraction. The garden dates from the 18th century, is 8 acres in size and is owned by East Lothian Council. Since 2007 we have turned the garden…

Aberdeen City Council Countryside Ranger Service is committed to working for a biodiverse, best value and socially inclusive future for all the City's countryside resources. It works in partnership to offer quality environmental education and recreational opportunities for all.