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Since 2009 our organisation has been at the forefront of grassroots sustainability and climate action in St Andrews. At the heart of what we do is the belief that our community is the starting place to reimagining and rebuilding the world we live in. With this bottom-up approach we run projects and facilitate behaviour change in the areas of sustainable travel, local food, zero waste, and knowledge and skills sharing.

Interested in what we do? Passionate about climate action? Well you’re in the right place. Get in touch and be a part of the movement!

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The importance of Biodiversity. Mankind (single species) versus nature (biomes, ecosystems, biodiversity, communities and populations of multiple species); is it a winner-takes-all contest or can we live in sustainable harmony?

Background The 1992 Earth Summit in Rio led to three Conventions a year later on Climate Change, Biological Diversity and Desertification Prevention (UN). Biodiversity can be defined as the variety …

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As a not-for-profit we run on the funding support of the University fo St Andrews and the Climate Challenge Fund, for example. If you too would like to support our work then feel free! Everything goes back into the projects we run, the services we provide and the services we manage - all in the aim to build a sense of community around climate action. Our donations are processed through www.localgiving.org, a platform that supports charities, fundraisers and appeals.

  • £10 – Pays for enough seeds for a small community garden.

  • £30 – Funds a bike mechanic to teach people how to maintain their bikes.

  • £100 – One solar panel that will provide over £300 of income and save 3tCO2e per year.

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