Campaign Overviews

As we prepare to launch “Stories for Change” for Scotland’s Climate Week 2024 on Monday 23 September we wanted to remind you of some additional story ideas to help you plan your activity and highlight our social channels which will be bursting with inspiring stories for you to share.

We are delighted to share the new Let’s Do Net Zero campaign ‘Do it for yourself and our planet’, which launches today, 17 September 2024.

The countdown to Scotland's Climate Week 2024 is on! So that you’re prepared for the launch on Monday 23 September, we wanted to highlight our content calendar and provide some story ideas to help you plan your activity for the week.

Scotland’s Climate Week, held annually since 2016, brings together communities and organisations across the country to support climate action. This year, Climate Week will run from 23 – 29 September and the focus will be on sharing “Stories for Change”.

We can all make changes to help tackle climate change. That's why in March and April the Scottish Government’s Net Zero Scotland social media activity will be centred around ‘embracing change’ as a solution to tackle the climate and nature crisis. It will highlight changes that will feel good for both people and the planet.

The Scottish Government has launched the Home Energy Scotland campaign which aims to raise awareness that advice and financial support is available to help people make energy efficient improvements to their homes, save on energy costs and stay warm.

We’re launching our Scotland’s Climate Week 2023 Stakeholder Pack.

With World Environment Day, Bike Week and more taking place this June, it’s the perfect time to bring employees, families, communities, customers and stakeholders into the conversation around what actions they can take to help tackle climate change.

We must all play a part in tackling climate change. In this email you will find a number of resources that you can use to inspire collective climate action in schools.

Scotland is suffering from twin nature and climate crises. Nature is in crisis with 25% of our wildlife already lost and 11% of our species facing extinction.

Throughout March we are encouraging organisations in Scotland to bring employees, families, communities, customers and stakeholders into the conversation around what they can do to protect and restore nature and help tackle climate change.

This week see the launch of the Scottish Governments Climate Conversations Pack.