Scotland has set a target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045. To achieve this target, communities, businesses and organisations across all sectors will need to play a significant part in the transition to a low carbon Scotland.
Carbon Literacy provides knowledge and skills around the climate crisis, and what they can do about it, helping individuals and organisations to play their part in Scotland’s drive for net-zero.
Keep Scotland Beautiful is The Carbon Literacy Project’s official partner in Scotland and has been delivering certified Carbon Literacy training since 2016. To date, it has supported over 700 people to become certified as Carbon Literate. The University of Edinburgh, the Development Trusts Association Scotland, Edinburgh Zoo and Regional Equality Councils are just some of the organisations that have benefited from their training.
Keep Scotland Beautiful provides environmental campaigns, services and practical initiatives that help Scotland with its environmental ambitions and problems. Their activities focus on Climate Change, Sustainable Development Education, Local Environmental Quality, Sustainability and Environmental Services.
For further information or to enquire about Carbon Literacy training through Keep Scotland Beautiful, contact aoife.hutton@keepscotlandbeautiful.org