EVENTS
Keep up with the Inverclyde Climate Action Network’s events.
See what is coming up to achieve positive impact, locally, regionally and nationally. If there are some initiatives you know about that aren’t yet included here, get in touch!
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Inverclyde
- 14 Jan 2025 – 21 Jan 2025 Inverclyde Carbon Literacy Training 14 Jan 2025 – 21 Jan 2025
- 29 Jan 2025 – 5 Feb 2025 Inverclyde Carbon Literacy Training 29 Jan 2025 – 5 Feb 2025
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Scotland
- 28 Jan 2025 Scotland's Flood Resilience Conference 2025 28 Jan 2025
- 5 Mar 2025 – 6 Mar 2025 SPRINGBOARD. Assembly for Creative Climate Action 2025 5 Mar 2025 – 6 Mar 2025
Inverclyde Carbon Literacy Training
The Carbon Literacy Training is a certified course that provides knowledge and capacity required to create a positive shift in behaviours in response to the climate emergency.
Learners who have completed a day’s worth (8 hours) of Carbon Literacy learning can be certified as ‘Carbon Literate’. These 8 hours are going to be split in two days, 29th January and 5th February from 1pm to 5pm.
This training is focused on local climate actions in Inverclyde, free and open to all Inverclyde residents who do paid or unpaid work in community organisations.
SPRINGBOARD. Assembly for Creative Climate Action 2025
Creative Carbon Scotland’s SPRINGBOARD: Assembly for creative climate action 2025 takes place online on Wednesday 5 and Thursday 6 March.
It is an online event, but in-person watch parties around Scotland will be organised.
Who’s it for?
SPRINGBOARD is for cultural and climate organisations, freelance creatives and climate champions, funders, local and national government, the public, and private and third sectors.
Scotland's Flood Resilience Conference 2025
Sniffer is delighted to announce that the annual Scottish Flood Resilience Conference, will be held at Dynamic Earth on 28 and 29 January 2025. The theme this year is Taking actions to implement the Flood Resilience Strategy.
Scotland’s climate has already changed and will continue to do so. Increasing rainfall intensity, storm severity and rising sea levels mean it will not be possible to protect all communities from every flood that we experience. Scotland must become more resilient to flooding to help communities, organisations and places thrive in the changing climate. This will require a paradigm shift in how we deal with floods, building resilience at all scales from individual properties right up to catchment scale. It will require engagement of a broad range of delivery partners with communities at the heart of the process. And it will require more innovative and diverse flood management actions.
Inverclyde Carbon Literacy Training
The Carbon Literacy Training is a certified course that provides knowledge and capacity required to create a positive shift in behaviours in response to the climate emergency.
Learners who have completed a day’s worth (8 hours) of Carbon Literacy learning can be certified as ‘Carbon Literate’. These 8 hours are going to be split in two days, 14th and 21st January from 9:30am to 1:30pm.
This training is focused on local climate actions in Inverclyde, free and open to all Inverclyde residents who do paid or unpaid work in community organisations.