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The power of art to engage people about sustainability
The power of art to engage people about sustainability

Artist Julia Barton reflects on the power of art to engage people with sustainability issues. Her LOST exhibition visualizes and quantifies the fossil fuel energy held within plastic marine litter sculptures.

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Skye: Transport, turbines and transitions to hydrogen
Skye: Transport, turbines and transitions to hydrogen

In our latest blog BSc Geography graduate Saskia Huxham gives us a summary of her dissertation: An in-depth study of the windy isle: Skye residents on transport, turbines and transitions to hydrogen.

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Bring Back the Fish – Bring Back Scotland’s Inshore Limit
Bring Back the Fish – Bring Back Scotland’s Inshore Limit

Our Seas is a growing coalition of 128 coastal businesses, fishermen’s organisations, community groups, fisheries trusts and eNGOs, campaigning for an urgent overhaul in the way Scotland’s inshore fisheries are managed.

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Reflections from COP26
Reflections from COP26

My thoughts wandered as I thought of this moment: COP26 in Glasgow. Years of campaigning in Scotland on climate action and I still didn’t think this was really happening. I still didn’t know if it would bring about any change. I still didn’t trust those in power.

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So You Want To Shoot Animals?
So You Want To Shoot Animals?

I am a filmmaker based in Glasgow. With the amazing support of The Pebble Trust, I have been working on a documentary about becoming a wildlife filmmaker during a biodiversity crisis – interviewing a whole range of experts along the way.

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The Power of Community Sharing
The Power of Community Sharing

Sharing is not a new concept – it is what humans have done for millennia in order to survive as families, tribes and clans. A globalised digital society has replaced the old relationships and norms, however, and we find ourselves disconnected from our selves, communities and land.

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The Road From Paris to Glasgow is Through The Farm Gate!
The Road From Paris to Glasgow is Through The Farm Gate!

From the deadly heatwaves in Canada to devastating deluges hitting northern Europe, from raging forest fires in Siberia to record-breaking rainfall in China. It has been plain to see that nobody and nowhere is immune to the changing climate.

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Looking to the future with the Highland Good Food Conversation
Looking to the future with the Highland Good Food Conversation

Covid has highlighted how vulnerable we are to global shocks owing to our dependency on remote resources and undemocratic corporations, long supply chains and a more-or-less regulated free market economy to supply us with what we need to live.

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