Seeding New Climate Hubs - SCCAN Regional Networking Project

1000 Better Stories - A Scottish Communities Climate Action Network Podcast

In today’s episode you will hear Kaska Hempel’s interview with Gill Davies, a Manager of SCCAN’s Investing in Regional Networks Programme, which has been funded by the Scottish Government.

For about a year now, she’s been recruiting and supporting regional network coordinators, working to strengthen relationships among community organisations within Scottish regions. This work will feed into the roll out of Scottish Government Regional Climate Action Hubs over the next year. You can listen to our last episode to find out more about the two hub pilots which are already in place.

You will also hear brief introductions from five regional network coordinators:

Julian Holbrook from Midlothian, Gordie Campbell from Scottish Borders, Steven Clark from Dumfries and Galloway, Marie Stonehouse from Argyle and Bute and Alison Stockwell from Western Isles.

Production and edit: Kaska Hempel with help from regional coordinators.

Resources:

New SCCAN website: https://sccan.scot/

SCCAN’s Investing in Regional Networks Programme – coordinators and contact details:

https://sccan.scot/network-building/

Community groups mentioned by regional coordinators

Argyle and Bute: Grow Food Grow Dunoon on Facebook https://m.facebook.com/Grow-Food-Grow-Dunoon-107142828547484/, Dunoon Area Alliance https://www.dunoonareaalliance.org/

Scottish Borders: The Hornshole Greenway Project in Hawick https://www.hornsholegreenway.com/

Western Isles: Uist and Barra Foodbank on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/Uistandbarrafoodbank

Dumfries and Galloway: Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership https://gallowayglens.org/

Mid-Lothian: Penicuick Community Development Trust https://penicuikcdt.co.uk/