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Jude Dunn Land Fund

The Jude Dunn Land Fund is a bequest set up to support women living and working in Scotland who are involved in sustainable agriculture/land-based activities and soil remediation work. Two awards of £20,000 are offered, one for applicants with existing land resources who would like to expand their current project, Read more…

Alliance for Scotland’s Rainforest

Scotland’s rainforest is one of our most precious habitats. It is as important as tropical rainforest, but even rarer. Yet few people in Scotland know it exists and fewer still know how globally significant it is. Sometimes known as Atlantic woodland or Celtic rainforest, Scotland’s rainforest is made up of Read more…

Hut of Wellbeing

For people dealing with serious, chronic or terminal illnesses, contact with nature has many benefits, promoting healing and reducing pain and stress. Caring for people in such situations is also stressful, and many carers need a relaxing break every now and again. The Hut of Wellbeing for Fife (HOWFF) is Read more…

A Thousand Huts

Reforesting Scotland’s Thousand Huts Project believes that a culture of recreational hut use could benefit people in Scotland greatly. Hut life brings people closer to nature. It cultivates practical skills in low carbon living, as well as fostering a spirit of community and co-operation. The physical and mental health benefits Read more…

Small Tree Planting Grant

We are offering grants towards small tree planting schemes in Scotland for members. The scheme was launched in 2019 and aims to fill the gap for tree planters who do not meet the minimum size requirements for Woodland Trust or Scottish Forestry grants. Note that community groups and schools can Read more…

Forest Gardening

Forest gardening is a method of growing food that replicates the structure and resilience of a wild forest. There is growing interest in how to apply the technique in a Scottish climate. RS director Alan Carter maintains the website A Food Forest In Your Garden and has written a book Read more…

Scottish Working Woods

The Scottish Working Woods label is a guarantee that a woodland product contains at least 90% Scottish grown raw material and that the raw material has been harvested sustainably or is from a sustainable source. The project is supported by Reforesting Scotland and by individual members. The label can be Read more…