31 January 2012, Scottish Environment Week

Explore the Environment Constituency Visits programme

As part of the Scottish Environment Festival programme, MSPs, their partners, children, staff and friends are invited to pick a visit(s) from the programme to a site in or near their constituency.

17 February 2011, Scottish Environment Week

Scottish Environment Week 2011 Programme

Active Citizens and the Scottish Envioronment

Programme of events taking place in Scottish Environment Week 2011

3 September 2010, LINK Sustainable Land Use Taskforce

LINK Sustainable Land Use Case Studies

Scotland's land is used in a huge variety of ways and provides a large number of beneits from food and fuel to wildlife and wellbeing.  The need to get more from our limited land resources has increased in recent years and there is concern that this will lead to further environmental impact.  Climate change adds another dangerous pressure.

LINK's ten case studies demonstrate what multifunctional land use can look like and the benefits it can provide for the economy society and the environment.  They highlight aproaches to land use and management which can be applied much more widely in Scotland and show what can be achieved through more integrated and different ways of working.

7 June 2010, Scottish Environment Week

Scottish Environment Week 2010 Report

The theme, Scotland’s Environment – It’s Great!, was chosen to re-focus the Week on its original, celebratory function and to re-establish the idea that for one week of the year the message for Scotland’s Parliamentarians is not hard-edged advocacy but a celebration of all that is good for Scotland in connection with its environment. The events provided the perfect showcase to highlight some of the work undertaken by LINK member organisations across Scotland; in particular we looked at those with a emphasis on citizen involvement.

18 February 2010, Scottish Environment Week

Scottish Environment Week 2010 Programme

Scotland's Environment, it's great for Scotland!

Scottish Environment Week brings together MSPs, civic Scotland, business and environmentalists to celebrate Scotland’s environment. Since its inception in 2003, the Week has become a popular fixture in the Parliamentary calendar, and MSPs from all parties have attended events highlighting the many facets of Scotland’s environment. Join us for the 2010 Week’s packed programme of events.

2 November 2009, LINK

LINK Website Terms and Conditions

LINK Website Terms and Conditions
 

31 March 2009, LINK

LINK Corporate Strategy 2009-2012

1 July 2008, LINK

18 May 2008, LINK

Guide to Carbon Accounting

This document is a guide to carbon accounting: assessing your organisation’s carbon emissions and setting targets for reduction. To implement carbon accounting in your organisation, you can follow the structure of this document, which is laid out to be as straight-forward as possible.Guidence produced for LINK members.

18 May 2008, LINK

A Guide To Cutting Your Carbon Emissions

This document contains general guidelines on how to cut your organisation's Carbon emissions

4 December 2006, LINK

LINK Operating Principles

These Operating principles have been promulgated in terms of Article 50 and are reviewed from time to time by LINK’s Board of Trustees. Though always subordinate to LINK’s Memorandum and Articles of Association, they are intended to provide additional explanation of some constitutional points as well as guidance to members and potential members on what LINK can and cannot provide, what this 'collective' requires of its individual members to be effective, and definition of its 'modus operandi'. In case of doubt, interpretation and development of these Operating Principles is a matter for decision by the Board of Trustees, in the interests of LINK as a whole.

24 November 2006, LINK

Memorandum and Articles of Association of Scottish Environment LINK

The Memorandum and Articles of Association of Scottish Environment LINK, update on 24th November 2006

The Memorandum of Association sets out the Charitable Purposes of LINK and the Powers conferred upon it to enable it to achieve its Charitable Purposes, confirms the limit of liability upon its Members and explains what is to happen to any surplus assets upon its dissolution.