Each person in Angus has a story about how climate change has impacted them – storm damage, flooding, power loss. We are working with our communities to develop climate friendly projects which make a difference and deliver action that can give us all a more positive road ahead.
Angus Climate Hub is hosted by Montrose Community Trust.
We support communities in Angus by connecting local projects, community groups and other partners to work together to take climate action across the region.
Angus Climate Hub aims to support and inspire, building connections and sharing resources as we believe that working together in making changes is the way to a better future.
We provide communities with resources to understand how they can become more sustainable by using active travel and developing energy efficiency. We work with community growing projects in Angus to ensure that everyone can eat well, plentiful, and from local sources. Our priorities for the land and nature in Angus is to improve its quality, create more space for wildlife, reduce pollution levels and foster population recovery.
We promote sharing, repairing & re-using by supporting community projects which reduce waste. Small amounts of funding is available from the Angus Climate Hub to to support communities with training, access and travel. In the aftermath of a storm in Winter 2023 which devastated our communities, we began working in partnership on the Storm Angus project to collect experiences of the people of Angus to create a community record of extreme weather events.
Reach out to us on Facebook or Instagram to connect, or email us to discuss a project to Kate@sccan.scot
Website: angusclimatehub.co.uk
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