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• Jan 2023

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• LEAF pilot programme begins across Scotland

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• Communities encouraged to make Scotland blooming beautiful

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• Dog fouling and graffiti photos wanted

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• Upstream Battle Anchor Group Gathering

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• Action to tackle environmental impact of single-use vapes

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• Deposit Return Schemes are on the way UK wide

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• Thousands won by winners tackling the litter emergency

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• Addressing the litter emergency together

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• Thurso Community Development Trust host Zero Waste Day

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• My Beach Your Beach Campaign 2022 Reports Success

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• Dundee Breakfast Briefing

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• Broadford & Strath Community Company speaks to businesses about reducing cardboard waste.

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• Join our Spring Clean to tackle the litter emergency

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• Eighth annual Pocket Garden Design Competition launches

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• Cup Movement® in the Highlands survey launched

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• Feb 2023

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• Keep Scotland Beautiful leads call for all Scottish retailers to stop selling single-use vapes

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• Thurso Community Development Trust Book Swap and Book Folding Workshop

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• Highland Community Partners come together in first meet-up of 2023

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• Thousands of pupils join in to watch our Live Lessons

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• Highland Good Food Partnership promotes Food Waste Toolkit for Businesses

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• University of Stirling student Shona Matthews awarded Keep Scotland Beautiful Dissertation Prize

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• Four Keep Scotland Beautiful groups named as RHS UK finalists

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• Hillhead High School pupils tackle litter and waste in Kelvingrove Park

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• Mar 2023

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• Pocket Garden Design winners from 21 local authority areas start to build for showcase

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• Hazlehead PS pupils are Clean Up Heroes

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• We launch partnership with South Ayrshire Council and LitterLotto

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• Kicking off Spring Clean Scotland

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• Calling all Young Reporters for the Environment

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• Almost 15,000 people signed up as Spring Clean begins

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• Velocity Cafe hosts first art materials swap in Inverness

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• My Beach Your Beach links with Scotland’s Beach Awards to protect the sand and sea

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• IPCC Publishes Climate Change Assessment Report

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• Thousands of pupils enjoy Spring Clean Live Lessons

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• #TeamKSBScot collect more than 50 bags of litter

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• Arbroath and Kirriemuir showcase their climate action through a community exchange

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• 1 River. 3 locations. 6 litter picks!

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• Source to Sea litter the focus of educational activities in Dundee

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• 26 ports and harbours receive national environmental award

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• Find us on easyfundraising and support our work as you shop

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• Shaping and Influencing Policy: Q4 22/23

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• Ferguslie Park showcases climate action

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• Rosemarie Speedie recognised for fantastic litter picking effort

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• Climate and nature groups urge next First Minister to ‘urgently pick up the pace’ in tackling environmental crises

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• Applications now open for Scotland’s Beach Awards 2023

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• Litter League launched for young people to compete for clean up glory

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• Apr 2023

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• May 2023

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• Zero Waste Scotland visits Skye

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• Jun 2023

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• Circular Economy (Scotland) Bill introduced

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• We've achieved Platinum Carbon Literate Organisation status

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• 53 schools and nurseries complete LEAF pilot

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• East Ayrshire schools triumph at Education Awards

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• The Black Isle Repair Cafe celebrates its first birthday

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• Our commitment to refreshed Learning for Sustainability Action Plan

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• Pocket Garden Contest Winners Announced

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• In-vessel composting survey launched for Highland businesses

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• Monthly climate cafés hosted in Inverness

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• A new National Litter and Flytipping Strategy for Scotland

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• Time for a Climate Literate Nation

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• Tourism establishments across Scotland awarded leading eco-certificate

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• Shaping and Influencing Policy: Q1 23/24

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• New 'Our Heritage Our Future' programme announced

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• Jul 2023

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• Ullapool Re-love Clothing Fair benefits people and planet

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• Agricultural, food, and land-based businesses specialists become Carbon Literate through our Climate Emergency Training.

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• Supporting The Highland and Islands Climate Festival 2023.

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• In-vessel composter offered on loan to businesses to help tackle food waste.

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• 87 Scottish parks and green spaces win Green Flag Awards

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• Delivery Team Officers learn new skill for giving old fabrics a new lease of life

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• Aug 2023

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• New monthly climate book group started in Inverness.

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• Schools in Scotland encouraged to join LEAF programme

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• Sep 2023

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• Scotland's Climate Week - our contribution

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• New kid on the block - Single-use vapes become fastest growing litter item

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• Bid to save 1000 cups as Cup Movement in the Highlands extended until end of October

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• Climate action in sport – a national conversation

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• Inspiring insights into climate action in sport shared

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• STEM the Flow Competition

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• Starting term with training and new systems

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• Schools invited to Climate Action Week live lessons

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• Oct 2023

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• Beautiful Scotland groups celebrate success at Britain in Bloom finals

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• More than 1,000 single-use cups saved by Cup Movement® in the Highlands

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• First in person Data Management Group meeting

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• Nov 2023

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• Scots support sports clubs implementing environmental measures

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• HCWP and Transition Black Isle present at annual conference

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• Promoting refill and reuse in Lochaber

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• Delivery Team Officers plan exciting engagement for 2024

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• New cup recycling solution to be tested in the Highlands

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• Food and drink litter prevention innovation showcased

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• Wheatley Homes South is keeping Scotland beautiful

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• Recognition for Green Flag Award park staff

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• Climate change - we’re focusing on positivity

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• Conference held to discuss tourist waste in Skye

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• LitterLotto comes to Glasgow

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• Thurso single-use packaging pilot

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• Climate Emergency Training for rural industries

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• The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust scoops gold

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• Working together with North Lanarkshire Council

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• Pupils' climate change concerns heard

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• Our innovative reusable cup pilot scheme comes to an end

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• Dec 2023

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• Public say litter emergency is worsening

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• #ConsciousConsumption tips for festive season

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• Cruse Scotland staff become Carbon Literate

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• Groups recognised for climate and nature action

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• We support Learning for Sustainability

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• Beach managers reflect and look forward

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• Welcoming the Declaration for Education and Climate Change

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• #TeamKSB survey almost 10KM of the river Clyde

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• Tackling Scotland's litter emergency together

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• Our reaction to COP28 outcomes

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• STEM the Flow public vote now open

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• Shaping and influencing policy: Q3 23/24

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• Fighting litter from #Source2Sea with AtkinsRealis

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• Wheatley tenants complete NAEE training

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• 2024

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• June

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• Spring Clean success across Scotland

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• National Lottery winners keep Scotland beautiful

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• Take It Back success in Dundee and Glasgow

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• Young Reporters for the Environment announced

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• Baseline data along the River Irvine

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• Vote opens for nation's favourite Pocket Garden

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• We welcome two new Heads of Service as we bid farewell to our Deputy CEO

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• Scotland's Circular Economy Bill has been passed!

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• Mark Hunter is a Clean Up Scotland Hero

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• July

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• 2024 Pocket Garden winners announced

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• Tourism establishments awarded leading eco-certificate

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• 2024 Green Flag Awards revealed

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• Susi McLarty is a Clean Up Scotland Hero

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• Conscious consumption brought to Belladrum festival

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• Maintaining a collaborative call for a UK wide DRS

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• Industrial action dates confirmed

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• August

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• Edinburgh tourism establishments receive Green Key

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• Schools celebrate successful heritage pilot

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• Interactive dashboard published to present local environmental quality data

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• Eco-Schools and YRE celebrate 30 years

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• Beautiful Scotland celebration set for Duthie Park

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• Andrew Stocks is a Clean Up Hero

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• Single-use cup consultation - get involved

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• Community efforts keep Dumfries and Galloway beautiful

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• September

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• Eco-Schools 30th anniversary celebrations begin

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• Community Reference Group reconvene

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• Scottish International Eco-Schools Planet Earth Tartan unveiled

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• Repair Directory launched in the Highlands

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• Scottish groups honoured at Beautiful Scotland awards

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• Allan Bruce is a Clean Up Scotland Hero

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• Our new ambassador

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• Recognition for climate and nature friendly community action

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• Recognising Glasgow’s North West Champions

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• Monthly Online Climate Book Group launching for a special Autumn series

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• Zero Food Waste Challenge now online

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• HCWP share & repair at the CCS Highland Forum

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• Community Heritage and Climate Action plan coming to Fountainbridge

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• Celebrating a week of Climate Action in schools

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• October

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• FREE Community Litter Workshops - book today

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• Collaborating for a common goal - a litter free Scotland

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• Climate Action Week Winners Announced

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• HCWP delivery team meet up in Ullapool

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• Upstream Battle continues to grow with support from Marine Fund Scotland

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• Success for Scottish groups at UK awards

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• Shared passion for positive litter action

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• HCWP participate in Community Learning Exchange.

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• Derek Ritchie is a Clean Up Scotland Hero

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• Nov

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• Four in five people across Scotland want more action to prevent litter

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• Once in lifetime opportunity to tackle single-use cup waste and litter

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• Perth and Kinross buses wrapped to curb roadside litter

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• Art competition launched to tackle Arrochar marine litter

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• Highland Community Waste Partnership looks to the future

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• Pupils enjoy marine litter live lesson

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• Linlithgow school receives milestone 10th Green Flag Award

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• South Lanarkshire park wins People's Choice Award

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• Irvine joins in the Upstream Battle

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• Glasgow men celebrated as Neighbourhood Champions

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• Cans at Strathclyde University recycled into artwork

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• On the look out for community case studies on litter action

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• Peter Wright is a Clean Up Scotland Hero

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• Eco-Schools anniversary visits continue

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• December

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• Glasgow Sunflowers celebrate heritage and local community actions

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• Scottish groups celebrated for community climate and nature action

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• Upstream Battle data day on the Clyde

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• Action update on tackling litter and waste

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• More celebration visits for Eco-Schools 30th anniversary

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• Jan 2024

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• Our #UpstreamBattle carries on through the weather

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• We're supporting Generation H2O

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• Thurso CDT hosts a day of crafts

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• #PlayACleanGame launched to tackle single-use plastic waste

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• Clean Up Scotland Hero returns

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• People in Scotland wanted for litter workshops

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• Hotels across central belt awarded leading eco-certificate

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• Live Lesson on health and environmental impacts of vapes

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• Pocket Garden design competition 2024 launches

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• Lochaber Environmental Group refurbs in-vessel composter to reduce food waste

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• Welcoming the flytipping fine increase

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• Single-use vapes to be banned

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• Free Climate Emergency Training for people in East Dunbartonshire

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• National STEM the Flow competition winners announced

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• Heat in Buildings consultation events scheduled

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• Scotland's litter emergency: A conversation needed

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• Feb 2024

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• New accredited training to support heritage in communities

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• Litter League returns for #SpringCleanScotland 2024

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• Conscious Consumption exhibition launches in Fort William

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• Young people celebrated for STEM the Flow creativity

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• Community Litter Workshops take place

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• National call to action for #SpringCleanScotland 2024

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• Celebrating the end of Cup Movement® in the Highlands

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• Scottish Britain in Bloom 2024 finalists revealed

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• Week of Action helps #UpstreamBattle hit its survey target

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• Eleanor Teel recognised for sustainability dissertation

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• Collaboration between sectors to tackle litter and improve recycling in Forth Valley

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• Delivering action against the National Litter and Flytipping Strategy

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• Highland Community Waste Partnership hosts online screening

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• Wheatley Homes East tenants named Neighbourhood Champions

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• Transition Black Isle kick start a series of film nights

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• Collaboration to tackle litter and improve recycling in Forth Valley

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• Mar 2024

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• Climate action never more crucial as report highlights insufficient activity

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• Highland wide Zero Waste Food Challenge launched

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• Celebrating and growing horticultural and community success

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• Pilot community composting project in Fort William

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• Menstrie Scout Group are Clean Up Scotland Heroes

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• A Lidl litter pick can make a big difference

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• Winning Pocket Garden designers selected

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• Pilot project encourages reusable containers in Thurso

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• Single-use vapes ban consultation closes

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• Communities encouraged to keep Scotland blooming beautiful

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• Shaping and Influencing Policy: Q4 2023/24

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• Two weeks in, four to go: #SpringCleanScotland 2024 update

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• Help us collect packaging litter data this #SpringCleanScotland

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• Lochaber businesses engaged with Conscious Consumption

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• Thurso CDT join forces with graduates to host a fashion swap

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• Community celebration event in Cumbernauld

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• Gold environmental accolade for Network Rail sites

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• April

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• We're here to support your Net Zero ambitions

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• Political roadblocks won't stop our Net Zero ambition

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• Food and drink on the go litter intervention on Clyde Walkway

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• New Community Litter Hub launched

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• Planning ahead for the third year of HCWP

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• Anne Hay wins Clean Up Scotland Hero award

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• Forgandenny Primary School win Upstream Battle® art competition

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• Intervention delivers significant reduction in food and drink on the go litter in Forth Valley

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• Our manifesto for the UK elections

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• Lidl Week of Action wraps up #SpringCleanScotland 2024

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• May

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• FREE Climate Emergency Training for people across East Dunbartonshire

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• Share your views on how to make North Ayrshire cleaner

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• Plastic items make up majority of litter along Scotland’s rivers and waterways

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• Joe FitzPatrick MSP is our Nature Champion

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• Our joint manifesto with Keep Wales Tidy

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• Scottish beaches recognised for environmental excellence

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• Conscious Consumption exhibition travels to Ullapool

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• Impact of waste and litter on Stirling city centre outlined

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• Marian McMorland wins Clean Up Scotland Hero award

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• Eco-Schools Scotland Awards announced

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• #SpringCleanScotland 2024 Litter League winners announced

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• Community Refill Schemes launched in the Highlands

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• Blogs

  Blogs and stories from Keep Scotland Beautiful and partners

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• Contact us

  Find out how to contact us and where our hub is located.

• Local authorities

  Become Carbon Literate and respond to the Climate Emergency, with our Accredited Climate Emergency Training for Scotland's local authorities.

• Transport

  Become Carbon Literate and respond to the Climate Emergency, with our Accredited Climate Emergency Training for Scotland's Transport Sector.

• Youth

  Become Carbon Literate and respond to the Climate Emergency, with our Accredited Climate Emergency Training for Scotland's Youth sector.

• Carbon Literacy for rural industries

  Become Carbon Literate and respond to the Climate Emergency, with our Accredited Carbon Literacy Training for Scotland's rural industries.

• Sport

  Become Carbon Literate and respond to the Climate Emergency, with our Accredited Climate Emergency Training for sport.

• Biodiversity

  Become Carbon Literate and learn about low carbon and nature-based solutions, with our Nature & Biodiversity Accredited Climate Emergency Training.

• Energy

  Become Carbon Literate and respond to the Climate Emergency, with our Accredited Climate Emergency Training for the Energy sector.

• Housing

  Become Carbon Literate and respond to the Climate Emergency, with our Accredited Climate Emergency Training for Scotland's housing sector.

• Customised

  Businesses and organisations: Work with us to build and accredit a customised Climate Emergency Training course tailored to your context.

• FREE Climate Emergency webinars and accredited courses: for people across East Dunbartonshire

  FREE Climate Emergency Training for people across East Dunbartonshire.

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• Introductory Training

  Whether you are a business, organisation or individual, we can help you take steps to find out more about climate change with Introductory Training.

• Short Webinars and Workshops

  Webinars & Workshops: Introductory sessions that provide a perfect starting point to take first steps into understanding the Climate Emergency.

• Certified eLearning Module

  Certified eLearning Module: Explores the Climate Emergency through narrated content, engaging facts, imagery and videos and interactive exercises.

• FAQs

  FAQs: View answers to frequently asked questions about our Climate Emergency Training.

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• Examples

  Inspiring examples from Eco-Schools Green Flag applications across Scotland.

• Sustainable Development Goals

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• Climate Action Schools Training

  We offer a range of professional learning opportunities to support our sustainable development education initiatives.

• Registration

  Having a picnic that's good for you and good for the planet? Register here!

• Resources

  Resources to help you host your One Planet Picnic.

• Recipes

  Some of our favourite recipes for your One Planet Picnic.

• Picnics and Me

  We asked people what their favourite part of their One Planet Picnic was.

• Sustainable Development Goals

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• Food and the Environment

  Food and the Environment engages people in a fun, active experience getting to know the good foods, people and places local to you.

• Live Lessons

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• The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS)

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• 2025 key dates

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• Three pillars

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• The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS)

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• 2024 Certificates

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• 2024 Certificates of Distinction

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• General resources

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• Garden for Life Forum

  organisations from across Scotland working together to promote and facilitate wildlife friendly garden techniques

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• Expert advice from the members

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• Seminar Presentations

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• Impact and reach

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• Aberdour Heritage Centre and Station Gardens

  It's Your Neighbourhood group - voluntary group of village residents maintaining the extensive gardens at Aberdour station

• Benefits of the Green Flag Award

  A park or greenspace winning a Green Flag Award can bring a range of benefits beyond being celebrated as a well managed site.

• Green Flag Award criteria

  There are eight key criteria that all parks and green spaces applying for a Green Flag Award have to consider.

• The Green Flag Community Award

  The Green Flag Community Award is the benchmark for parks and green spaces which are managed by volunteers.

• Judges information

  Green Flag Award judges are all trained to assess and award parks and green spaces in Scotland.

• Green Flag Community Award Case Study

  A case study detailing the benefits of the Green Flag Award from two of the community groups involved.

• Pentland Hills Regional Park Case Study

  A case study of award winning site Pentland Hills Regional Park in Edinburgh

• Community Climate Action Plans

  Our CCAP programme supports communities across Scotland to design and implement a climate action plan which will also help them to reach Net Zero and adapt to climate change.

• Scotland's Beach Awards Criteria

  Scotland’s Beach Awards comprise of criteria which fall under three broad categories: Access, facilities and safety, Local environmental quality, and Community and heritage.

• Access, Facilities and Safety

  Includes criteria which relate to the infrastructure management of the site including toilets, parking, amenities, noticeboards and safety equipment.

• Local Environmental Quality

  Includes criteria which relate to management of conflicting beach uses. Criteria relate to biodiversity, cleanliness, water quality and pollution.

• Community and Heritage

  Includes criteria which relate to community ownership, promotion of heritage and engaging visitors with the beach environment.

• Information for visitors

  Getting to know and understand our coast and inland waters is an important part of looking after and valuing the beach environment. Scotland has much to offer and our beaches are great places to explore, often close to heritage sites or offering great wildlife watching opportunities.

• Spotting marine animals

  Spotting marine animals

• Rockpooling

  Rockpooling

• Coastal birds

  Coastal birds

• Bathing waters

  Bathing Waters are classified according to a piece of European Union legislation called The Bathing Water Directive.

• Beach litter

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• The types and sources

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• Safety

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• Clean Up Scotland map

  Find your nearest community clean up hub or promote your clean up on our Clean Up Scotland Map.

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• Scotland's Beach Awards - 2022 campaign pilot

  In 2021 and 2022 a pilot campaign was delivered highlighting the My Beach Your Beach key messages at a selection of Scotland's Beach Award beaches.

• Youth Climate Emergency Toolkit

  Climate Emergency Toolkit: Activities to support young people to take climate action. A legacy of the COP26 Scottish Youth Climate Programme.

• Community Litter Hub

  Welcome to your community litter hub – a dedicated place for information, advice and support to empower you to tackle the litter emergency.

• Legislation and policies

  Find out about the key pieces of legislation an littering and preventing litter.

• Causes of litter

  Community litter hub investigates what is causing a litter emergency.

• Report

  It is everyone’s responsibility to keep our country clean but here you can find out more on who to talk to and contact information for if you see an issue.

• Responsibilities

  Responsibilities to keep our country, land and water clean and clear of litter.

• Reporting to duty bodies

  Details and links on how reporting litter issues to duty bodies.

• Prevent

  Find out about the issues causing the litter emergency, the interventions that we can put in place as well as information on funding.

• Interventions

  Find out how to prevent litter, looking at the sources, behaviour change and communication.

• Litter pick

  Find out how to carry out a litter pick, with guidance, local groups and support and the value of volunteers.

• Local groups and support

  Find out about events happening, groups in your local area as well as what support and resources are available to you.

• Value of volunteers

  Find out how volunteers are helping in tackling the litter emergency and why it is so important to recognise this.

• Collect data

  Find out why data is important in tackling litter and how you can get involved.

• Importance of data

  Find out why data is, and will be, important in tackling litter in Scotland.

• Data collection

  Find out about the various ways you can collect data on litter and what it is used for.

• Engage in policy

  Find out the various ways to engage more with strategic activity, including getting in touch with your local authority, local councillor, MSP and/or MP.

• Organisation support

  Find out how organisations can help to stop litter and littering behaviour, ensuring their waste is secure, employees don’t litter and provide support in the wider area.

• Litter management

  Find out what steps organisations must take to ensure their waste is secure and doesn’t end up as litter.

• Community involvement

  Find out how organisations can provide support in litter prevention in the wider area by either volunteering time or providing funding or resources to local community groups.

• Resources

  Search for resources for the community litter hub.

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• Green Key Jury

  Once our auditors believe that your business meets the Green Key award criteria, your application will go to an independent National Green Key Jury.

• Tourist attractions

  Certified tourist attractions have shown a commitment to the Green Key programme and met all the criteria required for their first year of the certification.

• Scotland's Local Environmental Quality Seminar 2024

  Scotland's LEQ seminar 2023/24 - the theme of the day was taking action as part of the publication of the National Litter and Flytipping Strategy.

• Scotland's LEQ seminar 2023/24

  Scotland's LEQ seminar 2023/24 - the theme of the day was taking action as part of the publication of the National Litter and Flytipping Strategy.

• Case Studies

  We are delighted to present a range of case studies highlighting our work with Scotland’s local authorities, and a wide range of businesses and organisations.

• The Wheatley Group

  We were delighted to review environmental quality of 25 tenement properties in Edinburgh and West Lothian for The Wheatley Group and subsidiary Dunedin Canmore.

• Glasgow City Council

  We were delighted to work with Glasgow City Council to conduct an independent Trade Waste Survey and make recommendations for its potential for wider rollout.

• Falkirk BID

  We assessed cleanliness levels and environmental quality for Falkirk Delivers (a Business Improvement District BID - a process repeated for the last 10 years.

• Mitsubishi Electric

  We worked with Mitsubishi Electric to help increase environmental awareness of staff and reduce environmental impact.

• Sporta Scotland

  We were commissioned to provide guidance and assistance to establish the priorities and focus of a Climate Change Reporting Programme for Sporta Scotland.

• Environmental management support

  Our environmental management support programme helps organisations across Scotland who are at the early stages of their planning.

• Anchor Groups Clyde

  Meet our Anchor Groups across the Clyde Valley

• Anchor Groups Tay

  Meet our Anchor Groups across Tayside

• Source to Sea Week of Action

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• Arrochar Litter Sink Education Resources

  Resources for schools participating in the Upstream Battle campaign with Keep Scotland Beautiful.

• STEM the Flow Engineering Challenge

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• STEM the Flow Exhibition 2022/23

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• STEM the Flow National Competition 2023/24

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• Climate Action Schools Resources

  Search through our library of lesson plans, activities, videos and experiments to support Learning for Sustainability at school or at home.

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• Our brandbook

  Keep Scotland Beautiful's Brandbook - a guide on how to use our logo and our branding.

• News

  Keep up to date with the activities of Keep Scotland Beautiful with our news

• 2025

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• January

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• Let's make Spring Clean the biggest ever

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• Free Climate Emergency Training for East Dunbartonshire

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• Celebrate your beaches and parks with one of our prestigious awards

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• Pupils invited to design a miniature garden linking sustainability and heritage

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• 17 establishments secure Green Key

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• Irvine community collects 15 bags of litter

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• Scottish groups reach Britain in Bloom final

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• An Ode to the Esk collects 25 bags of litter

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• Get ready to embrace Borrow Cup in Glasgow

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• More school visits for Eco-Schools 30th celebrations

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• February

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• Sustainable tourism event takes place onboard luxury floating hotel Fingal

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• Carbon Literacy Training Organisation status renewal approved

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• Webinars set to celebrate Highland Community Waste Partnership

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• Dissertation Prize awarded to MSc student

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• Communities invited to join Climate and Nature Friendly Communities Network

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• Eco-Schools celebration visits continue across the country

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• March

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• Incentives and accessibility key to boosting recycling rates

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• Rabbie’s Tours donates to support Spring Clean Scotland

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• Winners announced in national Pocket Garden Design Competition

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• Art competition encourages pupils to think about Arrochar litter issue

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• Our new ambassador Laura Young

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• HCWP Partners come together for final meeting

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• The clock is ticking – we call for urgent action on delayed proposals to tackle ground and binned litter

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• People across Scotland encouraged to join Spring Clean

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• Mapping a way forward to tackle roadside litter

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• #SpringCleanScotland starts with a bang

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• April

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• #SpringCleanScotland passes 22,000 tally

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• Funding confirmed to take Our Heritage, Our Future Scotland wide

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• Green Key success for Glasgow and Edinburgh establishments

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• Double the difference for Climate and Nature Friendly Communities Network

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• Collaboration key to supporting communities to turn places into positive spaces

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• Launch 'ambush stunt' for Restless Natives - The Musical results in cash boost for our work

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• May

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• Eco-Schools Scotland 2025 Awards winners announced

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• First Minister visits first Scottish school to achieve 11th Green Flag

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• Natural Scotland Week - Live Lessons reach thousands across Scotland

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• Let's put roadside litter in the rear-view mirror

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• Young Reporters for the Environment winners announced

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• 2022

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• Jan 2022

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• Two nations working together to keep their countries beautiful

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• £1.5 million for Highland waste reduction initiative

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• Three of our communities awarded new RHS Community funding

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• Give your litter a lift and keep North Lanarkshire beautiful

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• First film screening for Scotland's Climate Festival

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• Online Climate Emergency Training - book now and get Carbon Literate

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• Free community garden design, build and support available!

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• The Royal Yacht Britannia Trust wins silver environmental accolades

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• Feb 2022

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• Two Scottish groups join line-up for Britain in Bloom finals

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• Free training to help Scotland’s tourism sector in the journey to a Green Recovery

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• Joining Scottish Water's call to ban wipes

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• Scotland’s Climate Festival funds positive action

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• Keep Scotland Beautiful and Skills Development Scotland offer Climate Emergency Training

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• A newly expanded Climate Emergency Toolkit for youth workers.

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• Win a paddleboarding experience for two on the River Tay

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• Litter Lessons for Pupils

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• Major recruitment drive to build sustainable consumption movement in the Highlands

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• Shaping and influencing policy – February 2022

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• Coming together to inform future action on litter

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• Join the Spring Clean

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• March 2022

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• Spring Clean North Lanarkshire and Edinburgh

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• Spring Clean Scotland launches

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• We join partners to urge Governments to put litter at the heart of new polluter pays scheme

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• Our draft response to National Litter and Flytipping Strategy consultation is published

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• Lanarkshire surges ahead in committing to tackle marine litter

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• We join Scottish Land & Estates to call for more support to tackle flytipping

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• Thousands of pupils across UK join our Live Lessons on litter and waste

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• Free Climate Emergency Training for people who live or work in Falkirk

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• Celebrating Scotland's Climate Festival success

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• National Litter and Flytipping Strategy Response Submitted

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• Govan community comes together to clean up the Clyde

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• Keep Scotland Beautiful tackle litter

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• Eco-Schools across Scotland awarded Green Flags for fantastic climate action

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• Spring Clean North Lanarkshire

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• 50 days until the election - we invite local government to collaborate in striving towards Net Zero

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• April 2022

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• Keep Scotland Beautiful Week

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• Upstream Battle® comes to the Kelvin at the Kibble exhibition

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• Communities across Scotland joined Spring Clean 2022

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• Free online Climate Emergency Training for people across Scotland

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• May 2022

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• Voting for the nation's favourite pocket garden opens soon!

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• Exciting new project uses AI to tackle litter

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• Pupils Become Guardians of Biodiversity with Live Lesson

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• Water Lesson Promises to Make A Big Splash

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• Celebrating 30 years of award-winning beaches in Scotland

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• Dumbarton and Helensburgh surge ahead in committing to tackle marine litter

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• Shaping and influencing policy - May 2022

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• Coming together: Highland Community Waste Partnership kicks off

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