In 2019, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon declared a climate emergency and annouced that Scotland would be net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045. Fife Council followed suit later the same year. Reaching these targets will require a huge transformation in Fife’s communities.
Greener Kirkcaldy has been helping local people do their bit to tackle climate change since we started in 2009. All of our projects and activities aim to increase awareness of, and support people to tackle, the Climate Emergency, but we also deliver projects, events and activities specifically aimed at engaging our community to take climate action. We deliver activities in Kirkcaldy and Fife-wide through our partnership work.
Our climate action activities are funded by the National Lottery Community Fund’s Climate Action Fund.
Our Climate Literate Organisation Journey
Fife Climate Knowhow Training
Climate-Friendly Homes
Climate Change Events and Workshops
Climate Action Fife
First Climate Conversations
Climate Change For Kids: Butterflies Count
Climate Change for Kids
Climate Friendly Gardening
Climate Action for All
Hamespun Tales Family Storytelling
The Importance of Wetlands in Combating Climate Change
Media Volunteer Liam celebrates the importance of wetlands as a habitat and role they play in tackling climate change.