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Glasgow Eco Trust to learn to cycle sessions are part of our active travel programme. They provide a 30 minute 1-on-1 learning experience for anyone aged 12 years and above new to cycling or returning after a long absence. Read more
Glasgow Community Food Network's Food and Climate Action Project are hosting an interactive session gathering views and feedback on local food in Glasgow for the Scottish Government consultation - Local Food for Everyone. Read more
The COP26 Coalition is organising a Global Day of Action on Sat 6 Nov which will include a protest march from Kelvingrove Park to Glasgow Green. Glasgow Eco Trust is organising this feeder ride from Clydebank Bandstand to join the main march in Kelvingrove Park. Read more
Glasgow Eco Trust has teamed up with Stop Climate Chaos Scotland in the run up to the COP26 to create a Green map of Glasgow for people coming to the city. The map will also be a legacy of COP26 to help make Glasgow a greener place! Read more
Glasgow Community Food Network's Food and Climate Action Project are hosting an interactive session gathering views and feedback on local food in Glasgow for the Scottish Government consultation - Local Food for Everyone.
Help bring climate justice to COP26, by signing up as a local host, and offering a climate campaigner a place to stay while they are in Glasgow this November.
Glasgow Eco Trust's De'ils On Wheels community bike workshop is offering bike repairs and servicing during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. You will need to book an appointment. The workshop remains closed to the public.
Glasgow Eco Trust is working in partnership with the Council's Neighbourhood Improvement Services and we are now a community hub offering a convenient location for local people and groups to access litter picking equipment.
If you're thinking "What can I actually do about climate change?", 52 Climate Actions offers one simple answer: commit yourself to positive action right now. The actions are both powerful and realistic for individuals and communities. A wide variety of actions have been selected and they’ve tried to ensure they are up-beat, positive, and fun.
Glasgow Eco Trust led cycle rides as part of our active travel programme. These are usually for adults but we also do family and children rides. These rides help people improve their cycle skills, explore the local area and meet other people.
Glasgow Eco Trust runs a health walks programme as part of our active travel programme. The walks are open to anyone over 16 who wants to explore the local area, get fit and meet new people.
Details of the proposed road, cycle path and pavement closures around the COP26 campus and the rest of Glasgow
Details of the proposed road, cycle path and pavement closures around the COP26 campus and the rest of Glasgow Read more
Stop Climate Chaos Scotland has a really useful Frequently Asked Questions section on their COP26 campaign page all about what COP26 and why it is important. Read more
Glasgow Eco Trust led cycle rides for adults as part of our Active Travel programme. The rides are open to anyone over 18 but aimed at people who are looking to improve their cycling and want to explore the local area. All rides will follow Scottish Government guidance for the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Glasgow Eco Trust Health Walks and Health Walks Plus for adults as part of our Active Travel programme. The walks are open to anyone over 16 but aimed at people who are looking to improve their healthy activity and want to explore the local area. All walks will follow Scottish Government guidance for the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Read more
Glasgow Eco Trust Health Walks and Health Walks plus for adults as part of our Active Travel programme. The walks are open to anyone over 16 but aimed at people who are looking to improve their healthy activity and want to explore the local area. All walks will follow Scottish Government guidance for the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Read more