We're really pleased to be working with Glasgow CREATE and Glasgow's Education Improvement Service as part of the "Our Dear Green Place" programme in the build up to COP26. We're asking children and young people from across Glasgow to share their photos and show why they think Glasgow would make a great National Park City. We'll be selecting some of these photos to be added to our fantastic online gallery and for a special launch event before COP26. National Parks are places

It may not have escaped your notice that in July London announced that it was official - it was a National Park City. With partners including the Mayor of London signing the London National Park City - committing themselves to a Greener, Healthier and Wilder city. So it seemed fitting that in Glasgow we've also stepped up our discussions and activities, signing the new National Park City Foundation Charter - a shared vision for all cities looking to become a National Park Ci

Responses to what a National Park City should be from the Central Scotland Green Network Forum The 2019 Central Scotland Green Network Forum event (early in June) provided a good opportunity for Glasgow National Park City volunteers to share and listen to ideas and conversations that help reimagine Glasgow. Volunteer Toby Clark attended, these are his notes. The theme for this year’s Forum was ‘making more of what we’ve got – repurposing unused and underused spaces’. The morn