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Scottish Environment LINK is the forum for Scotland’s voluntary environment organisations.

We have over 30 member bodies representing a range of environmental interests with the common goal of contributing to a more environmentally sustainable society. Find out more about us...

Supporting LINK helps all our member bodies in their joint work. Please consider joining Scottish Environment LINK as a Supporter or Subscriber.

Donations are always very welcome and will be used for LINK’s core purposes. You can make online donations via the secure Charity Choice website, or send your donation direct to the LINK Perth office.

Get Active: If you’d like to be more active for the good of your local environment, consider joining or volunteering for one of LINK’s member organisations.

Avoiding Conflicts in the Marine Environment

LINK's new report on effective planning for marine renewable energy in Scotland.  Our vision is of a thriving industry that will help reduce the causes of climate change and bring secure long-term jobs, while safeguarding a diverse, productive sea.  The aim is to safeguard the environment, so bolster the sustainability and reputation of the burgeoning industry, and help rather than hinder the potential growth of responsible development.

Wildlife & Natural Environment Bill

Find out about Scottish Environment LINK's work on the Wildlife and Natural Environment Bill.

Scottish Parliament Bill page

 

Working for sustainable development through Single Outcome Agreements

See LINK's 2010 proposals of key issues, outcomes and indicators that need to be addressed through the Single Outcome Agreement process, for Scotland to achieve sustainability and environmental goals.  LINK members want to support the SOA process.   See LINK's plans to monitor and review trends.

Living with the Land - LINK's report with its proposals for the forthcoming Sustainable Land Use Strategy is a major contribution to the development of the strategy which became a requirement in the Climate Change Act. See also the Five Key Steps for Success for this strategy.  As well as tackling climate change, the SLUS provides opportunities to deliver other public objectives including landscape and wildlife protection.

Eurosite Annual Conference: The challenge of managing sites in a changing environment

LINK funders, Scottish Natural Heritage, are hosting this year's Eurosite Annual Conference which will take place 13-16 September 2010 in Dunblane.

More details available here