Get Involved

There are lots of ways for you to get involved with Glasgow Eco Trust...

G	Get active and volunteer with us
L	Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter and Instagram
A	An online donation will help us to deliver our services and activities
S	Sign up to the Glasgow Eco Trust Gazette eNews
G	Get involved by registering on our website
O	Offer up 1 hour a week of volunteering to support us
W	Work in partnership with us and help us achieve our vision

E	Enjoy some fresh air and the great outdoors by leaving the car at home and walking or cycling to school, work, the shops or the pub
C	Check out how you can become a Glasgow Eco Trust member
O	Organise a fundraising challenge such as a sponsored cycle or sponsored clean up to raise funds for us

T	Take our Place Standard survey and let us know what you think about your neighbourhood
R	Reuse a bike by either donating an unwanted bike or buying a reused bike from De'ils On Wheels
U	Use your SmartPhone to report environmental issues to the Environmental Task Force
S	Share your #TopEcoTips with us on Twitter and Facebook
T	Tell your friends and family about what we do and help spread the word - #GoEcoGlasgow

Latest

Community Volunteer Fayre and Celebration

Glasgow Eco Trust is hosting a Community Volunteer Fayre and Celebration at Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre. There will be loads of information about local volunteering opportunities and if you already volunteer then come along and we will celebrate your contribution to our community.
Better Late Than Dead On Time 25 Mar

Multi-generational - “Better Late Than Dead On Time” This play has been designed to be performed in community settings for cross-generational audiences. It looks at the impact of driver and pedestrian behaviour in one family. The issues are dealt with sensitively but are presented in a realistic and humorous way to focus awareness and discussion with the audience.
Better Late Than Dead On Time 28 Mar

Multi-generational - “Better Late Than Dead On Time” This play has been designed to be performed in community settings for cross-generational audiences. It looks at the impact of driver and pedestrian behaviour in one family. The issues are dealt with sensitively but are presented in a realistic and humorous way to focus awareness and discussion with the audience.
Led cycle ride 30 Mar

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.