LINK Rep: Kat Jones

E-mail: kat@aprs.scot 

APRS
Dolphin House
4 Hunter Square
Edinburgh
EH1 1QW

LINK Rep: Tony Gent

Amphibian and Reptile Conservation (ARC)
744 Christchurch Road
Boscombe
Bournemouth
Dorset BH7 6BZ

LINK Rep: Gavin Macgregor

Archaeology Scotland
Suite 1a
Stuart House
Eskmills
Station Road
Musselburgh
EH21 7PB

Gus Jones (Convenor)

LINK Rep: Claudia Gebhardt 

Balallan House
24 Allan Park
Stirling
FK8 2QG

Daniele Muir

c/o
The Old Post Office
Murthly
Perthshire
PH1 4EL

Tel: 07749 768117

Sarah McKain
James Hutton Institute
Craigiebuckler
Aberdeen
AB15 8QH

LINK Rep: Andrew Ramsey

Balallan House
Allan Park
Stirling
FK8 2QG

LINK Rep: Gill Perkins

LINK Rep: Chris Corrigan

Balallan House
Allan Park
Stirling
FK8 2QG

LINK Rep: Helen Geddes

Email: helengeddes@aol.com

Annie Robinson
Project Officer (Scotland)

43 Southgate Street
Winchester
Hampshire
SO23 9EH

LINK Rep: Shivali Fifield, email: sfifield@ercs.scot

Deputy: Emilia Hanna, email: ehanna@ercs.scot

LINK Rep: Clare Cavers

LINK Rep: Connal Hughes

Thorn House
5 Rose Street
Edinburgh
EH2 2PR

LINK Rep: Roger Downie

The University of Glasgow
Room 211
Graham Kerr Building
GU12 8QQ

LINK Rep:  Lauren Hartny-mills

28 Main Street
Tobermory
Isle of Mull
PA75 6NU

LINK Rep: Kevin Lelland

Tower House
Station Road
Pitlochry
PH16 5AN

Keep Scotland Beautiful is the independent charity which takes action, campaigns and educates on a range of local, national and global environmental issues affecting people’s quality of life. It is committed to making Scotland clean and green, today and tomorrow.

Our vision is   – a clean, green, sustainable Scotland where people are engaged positively and empowered to take action on local, national and global sustainability issues in order to achieve positive change in behaviour and improve quality of life.

LINK Rep: Calum Duncan

Suite 7
C B C House
14 Canning Street
Edinburgh
EH3 8EG

LINK Rep: Diarmid Hearns

Hermiston Quay
5 Cultins Road
Edinburgh
EH11 4DF

Alan Drever

c/o Druim Diomhain,

Achnacloich, 

Sleat,

Isle Of Skye

IV46 8SA

Alandrever@hotmail.co.uk

LINK Rep: Alistair Beeley

C/O 20 Norfolk Road
Aberdeen
AB10 6JR

LINK Rep: Pete Ritchie

Summerhall,
1 Summerhall Place
Edinburgh
EH9 1PL

LINK Rep: Clare Symonds / Sue Hamilton

LINK Rep: Alistair Whyte

Balallan House
Allan Park
Stirling
FK8 2QG

LINK Rep: Helen Todd

Ramblers Scotland
Caledonia House
1 Redheughs Rigg
South Gyle
Edinburgh
EH12 9DQ

LINK Rep: Helen Senn

Edinburgh Zoo
134 Corstorphine Road
Edinburgh
EH12 6TS

LINK rep: Aedan Smith / Vicki Swales

Ground Floor
2 Lochside View
Edinburgh Park
Edinburgh
EH12 9DH

LINK Reps are Richard Crawford (richard1963crawford@gmail.com) and Derek Livesey (president@scottishallotments.org)

LINK Rep: Allan Bantick / Eddie Palmer

Hillhead Farmhouse
North Mains of Kinnettles
Forfar, Angus. DD8 1XF

LINK Rep: John Thomson

An Tearmann
East Lewiston
Coiltyside
Drumnadrochit
Inverness
IV63 6UJ

LINK Rep: Eric Baird

E-mail SCRA: admin@scra-online.co.uk

LINK Rep: Richard Lockett

Old Knockbain Farmhouse
Dingwall
Ross-shire
IV15 9TJ

LINK Rep: Patrick Stirling-Aid

Kippenross
Dunblane
FK15 0LQ

LINK Rep: tbc

scottishwildbeaver@gmail.com

LINK Rep: Beryl Leatherland

8 Cleveden Road
Glasgow
G12 0NT

LINK Rep: Bruce Wilson

Harbourside House
110 Commercial Street
Edinburgh
EH6 6NF

LINK Rep: Jane Dingwall

Osborne House
1 Osbourne Terrace
Edinburgh
EH12 5HG

LINK Rep: Steve Micklewright

The Park
Findhorn Bay
Forres
Moray
IV36 3TH

LINK Rep: Sarah Dolman

Brookfield House
38 St Paul Street
Chippenham
Wiltshire
SN15 1LJ

LINK Rep: Arina Russell

South Inch Business Centre
Shore Road
Perth
Perthshire
PH2 8BW

LINK Rep: John Taylor

The Tun
4 Jackson’s Entry
Holyrood Road
Edinburgh
EH8 8PJ

Crown Estate Scotland began fully operating on 1 April 2017. The business is tasked with managing assets on behalf of Scottish Ministers, including agricultural and forestry land, most of the seabed, around half of the foreshore and some commercial property. The business ensures that the assets are enjoyed and developed
sustainably to deliver benefits to communities and the nation, with revenue profit going to Scottish Government.

Highland Boundary Ltd. is a innovative Scottish drinks manufacturer that creates new spirits and liqueurs using only sustainably picked Scottish plants. Based in Perthshire and founded in 2016, Highland Boundary uses its cross-sectoral business platform to promote regeneration of Scotland’s woodlands, the sustainable use native flora and re-connection of people with nature.

Revive is a coalition of like-minded organisations working for significant reform of Scotland’s grouse moors. Specific ownership of grouse moors is often difficult to identify as there is there is no meaningful data on what land is used for in Scotland but it is estimated that between 1 and 1.5 million hectares (12 – 18% of Scotland) are managed by a small number of landowners to ensure the shooting of a maximum number of red grouse for entertainment. The management of this land leads to a multitude of problems and the Revive coalition is pursuing a reform agenda to transition away from the single use of driven grouse shooting for the benefit of our communities, our environment and our wildlife.

The Revive coalition is currently made up by its founding members: Common Weal, Friends of the Earth Scotland, League Against Cruel Sports Scotland, OneKind and Raptor Persecution UK.

As part of the Iberdrola group, a world leader in renewable energy, ScottishPower places environmental issues at the heart of its business planning. Recognising the key role that the energy industry has in the fight against climate change, ScottishPower focusses on innovation and eco-efficiency to reduce the environmental impact of its activities.

The Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability works to enable the University to understand, explain and deliver on its ambition to be a leading socially responsible and sustainable university.

The University of Edinburgh is committed to being a world leader in addressing global challenges including poverty, climate change and the growing demand for energy, food and water.  The Department was created in 2014 to understand how the University can work to respond to these challenges.

We aim to do this by:

• Supporting a culture of change
• Pursuing excellence and innovation
• Working collaboratively as part of the local and global community