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Exploring Climate Change and Sustainability

By FEL Scotland

Build your climate leadership at this funded workshop, delivered by the Social Enterprise Academy for our Climate Leadership Programme

Location

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3 hours
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About this event

Join our Climate Leadership Programme workshop – delivered by Social Enterprise Academy and fully funded by Forth Valley Climate Action Hub.

We’ve funded this workshop so you can take part for free as part of our Climate Leadership Programme.

Booking is via the Social Enterprise Academy:👉 Programme: Exploring Climate Change & Sustainability | October 2025

Sustainability and climate change are key concerns for organisations across the public, private and third sectors, including social enterprises, community groups, and similar organisations. Numerous challenges face these organisations, both within their own structure and how they interact in the wider environment. Sustainability and climate change are also connected to how you expand, scale and develop what your organisation is doing.

This programmes explores these themes, looking at what is already working, how to sustain this and identifying what needs to change and how to make this happen.

Organized by

FEL Scotland

Forth Environment Link (FEL) began as the Kippen Nature Club in 1989 with the aim of teaching children about biodiversity and nature. In response to community need and interest, the organisation grew in both mandate and geography, expanding to include adult education and demonstration projects. In 2005 the organisation reconstituted as Forth Environment Link - a company limited by guarantee with charitable status, serving three local authority areas – Stirling, Clackmannanshire and Falkirk. In 2008 Forth Valley Food Links merged with FEL, bringing an additional focus on sustainable local food production and consumption. In 2012 FEL took over the hosting of Cycle Stirling bringing a new cycling focus to our work. In 2013, Stirling Cycle Hub started operating from Stirling Train Station enhancing FEL’s cycling provision. Now in 2019 FEL works under 4 main themes: Active Travel, Food & Growing, Circular Economy and Volunteering.

Our Vision:

Linking people and the environment for a greener, healthier future

Our Aims:

We work with others on environmental, food and active travel issues to:Encourage and support involvement, learning and practical actionEducate and raise awarenessCreate and develop new ideas

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