Inverclyde

 Inverclyde's pledge

Inverclyde's pledge

Inverclyde Council signed a concordat agreement with the Clyde Climate Forest committing to help plant 18 million trees by 2031.

The first tree plantings will take place across 2023/24 in areas of low canopy cover such as Central Greenock.

Inverclyde Council is working with environmental charity Green Action Trust, a Clyde Climate Forest delivery partner, to help plant a number of trees to enhance existing sites and create new woodland across Inverclyde.

 Tree Planting

Tree Planting

Inverclyde Council aims to connect up existing woodlands, plant new forests and target urban tree plantings in areas vulnerable to climate impacts.

These trees will have a positive impact on the urban environment by providing a cooling effect in heatwaves, surface water management during heavy rainfall, carbon storage and wildlife habitat.

Trees will be planted in areas most at risk from climate events that can be mitigated by increased canopy cover

Inverclyde projects

Projects

Central Greenock

Greenock is a historic industrial town on the southern short of the Firth of Clyde, 25 miles west of Glasgow. Despite the decline of the town’s traditional heavy industries, Greenock remains Scotland’s chief west-coast container port, and it is now the site of a prominent cruise-ship terminal. Central Greenock was...Read More