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Our July project of the month explores what ‘naturalising’ parks and grassland looks like in Dundee Read more
I remember - Scotland’s Covid Memorial has been created in collaboration with the people of Scotland sharing their experiences of the pandemic Read more
Our May project of the month highlights Green Social Prescribing work in Edinburgh and the Lothians along with the outcomes from the first Lothian Green Social Prescribing Forum. Read more
Our April project of the month brings inspiration from Grow 73 to help groups plan their Big Lunch in June - outdoors in a park or greenspace of course! Read more
Our March project of the month demonstrates how the Carluke community are transforming vacant and derelict land in the town to create a community garden. A great example for Land Reuse Month 2022. Read more
In Feb's project of the month FARE (Family Action in Rogerfield and Easterhouse) are supporting the community to make the most of their allotments in Easterhouse, Glasgow, within the grounds of demolished community centre. Read more
December’s project of the month highlights Scotland's Towns Toolkit - launched in summer 2021 to be a source of inspiration for anyone who wants to make their town centre better. Read more
Our Nov project of the month shows how Edinburgh Royal Hospital's Green Flag Award lays a strong local foundation for the COP26 Health Programme Read more
Get building with our Oct project of the month - an open-source shelter design that has been built, tried and tested by a development trust in Midlothian. Read more
September’s project of the month highlights Scotland’s first Tiny Forest, planted earlier this year in Easterhouse and being looked after by Glasgow schoolchildren and volunteers. Read more
June's project of the month is a celebration of young people taking the lead in Alyth and delivering a project in the town centre to improve a space and tackle social isolation. Read more
Project of the Month for October is the Block by Block Foundation an innovative collaboration between Mojang, Microsoft, and UN-Habitat. The Foundation's work integrate the computer game Minecraft into public space planning with communities Read more
It's festival season so our July Project of the Month is our Young People and Place Festival a virtual event that shared learning and good practice on engaging young people in place planning. Read more
In May's Project of the Month discover how NHS Lothian became the first health board in Scotland to audit the biodiversity of the green spaces in its estate and assess the benefits it brings. Read more
From Charette, Local Place Plan and the Community Asset Transfer of one building and three greenspaces to community ownership – Crail Community Partnership have achieved a lot since 2018. Find out how in our Project of the Month for April. Read more
The March Project of the month is the Edinburgh and Glasgow Urban Nature Maps created by Urban Good and Rob Bushby with support from a range of partners and funders including the Edinburgh and Lothians Health Foundation and Glasgow City Council. Read more
Our project of the month for February is Thrive Edinburgh a strategy developed to support people with their mental health in Edinburgh. The Thrive Physical and Greenspace Collective offers activities to help people get active outdoors. Read more
The Project of the Month for December shows how Urban Roots and Pollokshields Trust are working together to ensure that local people can continue to access the services of voluntary groups by creating an indoor-outdoor meeting space in the Bowling Green greenspace in the heart of the community Read more
Our project of the month for Nov is the Connecting Nature Enterprise platform which aims to increase the potential of this growing sustainable economic sector. Read more
Project of the month for October is the Silverburn Park and The Flax Mill initiative in Levenmouth - A joint project between Fife Employment Access Trust (FEAT) and Fife Council with support from Fife Historic Buildings Trust (FBHT) Read more
Our September project of the month is a research project by greenspace scotland that brings together half of Scotland’s councils with a range of public sector bodies to explore how urban greenspaces can support a Scottish low carbon heat transition. Read more
The Project of the Month for July is Edinburgh’s thriving parks and greenspaces project. A partnership project led by City of Edinburgh Council that greenspace scotland is proud to be part of! Read more
Our May project of the Month is a freely accessible online library that brings together case studies of collaborations between sustainability and creativity. We hope that this article will inspire you and give you hope while we continue to be in covid-19 lockdown! Read more
Our March Project of the Month is Craigtoun Park near St Andrews in Fife. The Friends group has been operating the park under a management agreement and are now at the closing stages of entering into a 25-year lease agreement with Fife Council. Read more
Our Feb Project of the Month tells the story of an urban community buy out and how committed volunteers are bringing a heritage house and landscape back to life. Read more
Our December project of the month is a great example of partnership working between the local charity Include Us, local community, statutory bodies, third sector and private business facilitated by Community Asset Transfer legislation Read more
Our project of the month for Nov is Sauchiehall Street Avenue, the first of Glasgow’s completed ‘Avenues’ featuring a variety of street trees. Read more
Project of the month for Sept is GCV Green Network's Blueprint. A framework for the creation of a strategic Green Network across Glasgow City Region. Read more
Project of the Month for July is Hazlehead Park, one of Aberdeen’s flagship parks and the first location for greenspace scotland’s Climate Resilient Park programme. Read more
Our June project of the month Hermitage Park Pavilion is the first public building in Scotland to meet the internationally recognised Passivhaus standard for building design. Read more