GCV Green Network
Through an enhanced environment the Glasgow & Clyde Valley (GCV) Green Network will transform the lives of 1.8 million people, making Glasgow City Region a much more vibrant, resilient and successful place.
It will provide well-connected, high quality, multi-use greenspaces throughout the region, from cycle paths to allotments, wildlife habitats to rain gardens. The Green Network will provide easy and well-linked access to the outdoors for people of all ages.
Glasgow City Region
Glasgow City Region brings together leaders from across the public, private and third sectors, local and national government to drive economic growth and create a better place and life opportunities for its 1,800,000 residents.
Green Action Trust
Work with a range of private, public and third sector partners across Scotland to turn ideas into tangible change, to build more sustainable communities and a greener country.
GAT plan, collaborate and deliver positive action across the country to achieve Scotland’s climate change ambitions, as well as identifying and delivering opportunities for improving greenspaces in both urban and rural settings. Green Action Trust are specifically responsible for the delivery of the Central Scotland Green Network, the largest green infrastructure project in Europe.
The Conservation Volunteers
TCV Scotland offers a wide range of environmental activities for people from different backgrounds, ages and abilities to help protect and enhance our local greenspaces and biodiversity. At the same time participants learn new skills, improve their physical and mental health, and engage with like-minded people.
Trees for Cities
Trees for Cities get stuck in with local communities to cultivate lasting change in their neighbourhoods – whether it’s revitalising forgotten spaces, creating healthier environments or getting people excited about growing, foraging and eating healthy food.
Scottish Forestry
Scottish Forestry is the Scottish Government agency responsible for forestry policy, support and regulations. Scotland's Forestry Strategy 2019 to 2029 presents a 50-year vision and 10-year framework to action, expand, protect and enhance Scotland’s forests and woodlands in order to deliver greater economic, social and environmental benefits to Scotland’s people.
Woodland Trust
Creating new woodland is at the heart of what Woodland Trust do by mobilising communities, landowners and volunteers to get trees in the ground. Woodland Trust aim to plant a tree for every person in the UK.
UK Government Scotland
The Clyde Climate Forest received £200,000 from the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF). The Shared Prosperity Fund is part of the government’s central mission to level up opportunity and prosperity, each of the eight regional councils contributed some of their UKSPF funding allocation to the CCF.
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