The voice of Scotland's #environment community. Over 50 organisations working together for the environment.
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Now is a crucial time for Scotland’s environment & we’re looking for a Events Officer.
If you want to help make a real difference for Scotland’s environment, come and join us.
Closing date 22nd October 2026 .
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We’ll be at the Scottish Liberal Democrat Conference this Saturday October 10th!
Come and say hello at the joint Scottish Environment LINK and Stop Climate Chaos Scotland stand, where you can find out more about our work and Scotland’s environmental and climate organisations. @sccscot.bsky.social
Featured image by Emma Steel | WDC
The Scot Gov's Marine Directorate is running a series of drop-in sessions for its long-awaited public consultation on marine protected areas and priority marine features.
We strongly encourage everyone who can to attend, ask questions, and share local knowledge!
Find out more: shorturl.at/O5XRi
#DYK Common Lizards are unusual among reptiles because they incubate their eggs inside their bodies instead of laying them, giving them their other name: 'viviparous lizard'.
Their #NatureChampion is Katie Hagmann MSP @katiehagmann.bsky.social in collaboration with Froglife @froglife.bsky.social
Today Scottish Environment LINK members gave evidence to Parliament’s Rural Affairs Committee on marine priorities. As Scotland’s seas continue to decline, we need inclusive management and well-resourced Marine Protected Areas to deliver win-wins for nature, fishing, and coastal communities.
This Wednesday, MSPs will debate how Scotland can build resilience to climate shocks – including the role nature recovery can play. We’ll be outside Parliament before the debate, making sure the urgency of preparing for climate shocks is visible outside as well as inside Holyrood. 🧵3/4
Kelp forests play a vital role in supporting healthy marine ecosystems. Their presence creates a complex habitat that provides shelter & feeding areas for many animals.
Their #NatureChampion is Sanne Dijkstra-Downie MSP in collaboration with Marine Conservation Society & Scottish Wildlife Trust
We have just a few tickets left for Sea Scotland on 27 October!
Join us at the Discovery in Dundee to explore the big issues facing Scotland's marine environment. 🌊
Grab your ticket before they're gone: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sea-scotla...
Along with 14 of our member organisations, we've published a statement today on why we're not persuaded of the case for merging NatureScot and other public bodies into a single environmental agency.
Read our statement: shorturl.at/51Ow2
📷Sandra Graham
LINK is calling for calling for effective, science-led protections for Scotland’s seas as the Scottish government launches its long-overdue public consultation today on protections for wildlife in inshore marine protected areas.
Read our press release:
shorturl.at/B9P3v
📷 Cath Bain/WDC
We are so excited to be back in Dundee at #DiscoveryPoint to celebrate our 10th anniversary - who was there at the first Sea Scotland conference at this fantastic venue?
Discovery Point - Dundee Heritage Trust share.google/EaZxmeiTB1aM...
@scotlink.bsky.social @mcsuk.bsky.social @wwf.org.uk
Get your tickets before they're gone!
The results of our @survation.bsky.social survey on the state of nature and government performance add to the evidence that there's a high level of concern for the environment and a strong political incentive for government to act. Dan Paris looks at the findings in a new blog post shorturl.at/jmy7g
Today, LINK’s @danparis.bsky.social spoke to @parliament.scot's Climate Action Committee, highlighting nature as one of our most important assets and as a first line of defence against climate change.
Restoring biodiversity goes hand in hand with climate action.
Full meeting: shorturl.at/qtgO9
Natural woodland regeneration and colonisation could help Scotland meet its net zero targets. But to do so, we must change how we fund & support forestry.
Read LINK's latest report to find out more about natural woodland regeneration & our policy proposals for the Scot Gov. 🔗 shorturl.at/ObxiV
4 in 10 planning departments in Scotland’s local authorities have no in-house ecological expertise.
We need properly resourced experts to assist with informed decision-making to protect Scotland’s nature.
Read The National's article: shorturl.at/kO9eD
Explore LINK's Scorecard: shorturl.at/ecQG2
