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Communications Manager: Sniffer Edinburgh / Hybrid, £40,280 - £47,700 pa dlvr.it/Sy2Lyp

We are delighted to announce our two pioneer neighbourhoods for Creative Climate Futures! sniffer.org.uk/our-pioneer-ne… We are also now recruiting for two embedded artists to work with the communities - head to the Creative Carbon Scotland site to find out more: creativecarbonscotland.com/artist-callout…

It was great to speak to Humza Yousaf & Màiri McAllan today & highlight the importance of climate #adaptation action in Scotland, building on the work of the Adaptation Scotland programme led by Sniffer.

Published today - our new Progress Report on Scotland’s Adaptation Progress is published today, completing our progress reporting tour of each of the UK nations. With flooding in Brechin still fresh in the memory, this is a topical report. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Climate Change Committee theccc.org.uk/publication/ad…

A few weeks ago we had the joy of attending a Sniffer workshop titled: Creating Climate Resilient Communities ✨ Not only a great event all round, but the organisers shared this amazing doc they created in collab with lots of other fantastic organisations 1/2

Our Public Sector Climate Adaptation Network has now reached 50 member organisations! The Network is made up of practitioners leading adaptation work within public sector organisations. Welcome to all new members, we look forward to supporting your work adaptationscotland.org.uk/news-events/st…

Are you ready for winter? ❄️ Our website has guidance on preparing for and dealing with anything this winter might bring. ℹ️ Find tips on how to protect yourself, your neighbours and your community at ready.scot.

Access, empowerment and trust: transforming community engagement. Read our latest blog by Climate Resilience Manager Alex Cameron-Smith sniffer.org.uk/blog/access-em…

We're looking forward to presenting on our work to understand and respond to #climaterisk as part of this webinar with albert BECTU Vision and STUC next week. Sign up via Eventbrite using the link below to join the session.

2023 News Round Up It's been another thriving year for ECCI – a hub for supporting evidenced-based climate action across Scotland. Get the lowdown from ECCI and our vibrant community of leading academics, researchers, practitioners & communicators: edinburghcentre.org/news/2023-Roun…

The Scottish National Adaptation Plan (SNAP3) is due in September and will set out the Scottish Government’s priorities for climate adaptation and steer action across the public sector. We seek to commission research to monitor the SNAP3 outcomes. buff.ly/44WRiXP

Resources and advice on actions households and businesses can take were shared

Looking forward to welcoming our Public Sector Climate Adaptation Network today in person and online for our spring meeting. We've six great sessions taking place through the day. Find out more about the network here: adaptationscotland.org.uk/get-involved/o…

How can we foster effective action in uncertain times? Those working on climate change in the public sector, third sector or community organisations are invited to a workshop exploring how cultivating wellbeing can foster effective action. eventbrite.co.uk/e/climate-adap…

Interesting article from Holyrood magazine with a contribution from Jonny Casey on the need to link up awareness on climate change impacts for what it means for people and places in Scotland.

Join us on 19 June for our fourth #PlaceForum where we will be looking at preventative design-led approaches to solving place issues and long-term planning. Register today 👉 bit.ly/PF4X24

We're excited to share our latest Progress Report! Here you can find an overview of Adaptation Scotland activity in 2023-24 when over 800 individuals and organisations were supported to take effective adaptation action🙌 adaptationscotland.org.uk/application/fi…

Give this great CampusCast podcast from Fife College a listen! This episode features Jonny Casey, our programme manager, and looks at what adaptation is, why it's needed and what the college is doing across its estate to take action on it. Find out more 👇