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Making changes in our lives to protect the environment can have a significant impact on the nature that surrounds us. When you’re out enjoying nature with your friends or family, or chatting with a neighbour over the garden hedge, here’s the information and talking points you need to start a conversation that can help to tackle the twin crises of nature loss and climate change.

Royal Bank of Scotland was one of the many businesses who got involved with this year’s Scotland’s Climate Week, that took place a few weeks ago. Read their tips below for how you can live more sustainably and the actions they’re taking as a bank to tackle the climate emergency.

Around the world we are already seeing changes to weather patterns and average temperatures as a result of climate change. It’s therefore more important than ever that we know how to prepare for disruption and how to respond when it does occur.

Reaching Scotland’s net zero ambitions and ending our contribution to climate change within a generation will require collective action and transformational change across all parts of Scottish society. One initiative demonstrating the power of collective action in Scotland is the Dandelion festival.

Stories are powerful. They compel us to think differently, inspire us to change, and connect us to a shared purpose. As we face the climate emergency, stories can help raise awareness of the actions that can help and motivate us to change.

This event brings together parliamentarians, advisors, climate justice advocates and academics to unpack how parliaments must evolve to deliver their functio

Join Keep Scotland Beautiful for this informative webinar where we’ll demystify the jargon and explore the basics of climate change.

Scotland’s taking action to reach net zero, with free bus travel for all under 22s to help combat climate change. Apply now

Use our resources to learn more about net zero and support action to tackle the global climate emergency.

Hear all about the young people leading the way to create a new community space, tackling nature loss and playing their part in Scotland’s journey to net zero emissions.