Community Videos

Explore this video to discover the innovative tree planting initiatives led by members of Udny Climate Action, Action for Climate Environment (ACE) Newburgh, and Deeside Climate Action Network (CAN).

The representatives from Cromar Food Waste Project - Tarland Food Bank formed in alliance between local climate action group Tarland Climate Crisis tackling issues of food waste, how it brings people together creating a positive change and the impact on the community.

Watch as Mark explains how the nature reserve at the heart of Loch of Leys serves as a hub for biodiversity in the vicinity of Banchory.

Watch Beatrice tell us how the Bellfield Rose Garden (Deeside CAN) in Banchory helps people connect to nature and one another.

Discover how Deeside Climate Action Network are creating the 'Wee Forest' - a biodiverse habitat and carbon capture project in the North East of Scotland.

See how the residents of Torry are coming together to share information and grow their own food at St. Fittick's.

The Secret Garden Society at the University of Garden serves as a hub for diverse sustainable initiatives, drawing people together to participate in various practices aimed at nurturing the growth of fruits and vegetables while safeguarding biodiversity.

Watch Part one of the Inverurie Community Hub video where the representative explain the multifaceted offerings of Hub. Discover the hub's central location and its commitment to hosting diverse events, fostering community bonds.

Watch Part two and final video from the Inverurie Community Hub where the representatives explain the multifaceted offerings of Hub. From a food pantry to craft classes and other community-focused services, the hub not only promotes zero waste but also serves as an educational and well-being platform.

Susan Swallow from Ellon Academy shares how the biodiversity garden brings together young people to involving themselves with green skills development, connecting with nature and sustainable practices.

Cally Smith from the Huntly Swift Group NES Swifts shares how she started this project, the various initiatives they've been working on around North East Scotland swifts and other endangered birds.

Anna Fulop from the Compass Project in Cults by Camphill Wellbeing Trust shares the various sustainable initiatives that takes place such as redevelopment of the site and garden. Watch to know more about their work around circular economy, path management and development.