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Scotland’s Climate Week: Social Media Calendar & Local Events Updates
Scotland’s Climate Week (29 September – 5 October) is a chance to spotlight local climate action and inspire collective change. This year, we’re encouraging partners to use our refreshed social media calendar and resources to amplify their efforts. refreshed social media calendar and resources.
We’ve also added new materials to support children and young people’s engagement with climate action. Below, you’ll also find details of local events hosted by Climate Action Hubs across Scotland.
Why Climate Week Matters
Climate Week demonstrates that collective action creates meaningful change—protecting our planet while delivering benefits for Scotland's people through new jobs, reduced energy bills, stronger communities, and improved wellbeing.
As Cabinet Secretary Gillian Martin said: "Even small actions can add up to create meaningful change… By working together to protect Scotland's future we can be more resilient, seize the opportunities tackling the climate crisis brings and future proof Scotland for generations to come."
How Your Organisation Can Get Involved
Use our updated Climate Week toolkit, with updated social media calendar, fresh graphics, copy templates and editorial content.
Other Ways to Get Involved:
- Encourage climate-positive behaviours—like reducing energy use, choosing active travel and reducing waste.
- Use #ScotClimateWeek when sharing your sustainability story and actions.
Engaging Children and Young People
Scotland’s Climate Week is a great opportunity to involve children and young people, who are increasingly concerned about climate change and eager to take action. A dedicated resource hub on Net Zero Nation offers age-appropriate materials, activities, and guidance to help them engage positively and constructively. It also supports parents and educators in empowering young people to take climate action.
Partner with Your Local Climate Action Hub
Climate Action Hubs across Scotland are hosting diverse events showcasing local leadership and collaboration:
- Dumfries & Galloway– ImMerse Festival (20–27 Sept)
- Fife– Fife Climate Festival (20 Sept–19 Oct), including the Big Day Oot on 5 Oct.
- Highlands & Islands– Climate Festival (13 Sept–8 Oct)
- East Renfrewshire– Energy Event (1 Oct, Rouken Glen Park).
- Moray– Climate Conference (3 Oct)
- Outer Hebrides– OH COP2 (30 Sept)
- Renfrewshire– RenCAN Celebration Day (3 Oct)
- NESCAN (North East)– Climate Week North East & Envirolution (20 Sept–6 Oct).
- East Lothian, Scottish Borders, Forth Valley– Various events throughout Climate Week.
Contact your local Hub directly to discuss collaboration opportunities, joint events, or ways to support their programme. Find your local Hub via the Climate Action Hub network
Together, we can show what climate-ready communities and organisations look like — and inspire even more action.
Find out more and access resources at netzeronation.scot