This short documentary film follows the work of the volunteer organisation The Lost Woods as they give every primary school pupil a seed to grow into their own tree and facilitate the creation of the Glasgow Children's Woodland - a brand new woodland area created in Glasgow by Glasgow's primary school children. A film by: The Lost Woods (https://www.thelostwoods.earth/) Film production and original music: Cameron Mackay Productions (https://www.cameronmackay.co.uk/) Drone footage: HawkAye Scotland (https://www.hawkaye.com/) SUPPORTED BY Alba Trees, Castlemilk and Carmunnock Windpark Trust Cassiltoun Housing Association , Climate Ready Schools Eadha Enterprise, Glas-go Bus Alliance Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Science Centre Graphical House, Green Action Trust Green Move UK, Morrisons Supermarket NatureScot, Nopla SCCAN, Scottish Forestry Scottish Power, The Conservation Volunteers Trees for Cities, Vegware Woodland Trust. WITH THANKS TO Aileen Macleod, Alan Preston, Arina Russell, Becky Norris, Billie J, Chi Thai, Councillor Anna Richardson, Dr Robert Macfarlane, Fiona Douglas, Jackie Morris, Julie Fowlis, Karine Polwart, Lesley Riddoch, Lord Provost Philip Braat, Máiri McAllan MSP, Neal Fowler, Nicola Davies, Oi Musica Operation Play Outdoors, Parents for Future, Per Johansson, Peter Livingston, Philip Revell, Rachel Binnie, Raghnaid Sandilands, Reilly’s Cafe, Robin McAlpine, Robert Burns, Rowanbank Arts & Education, Roza Salih, Sandy Brennan, The Passenger Press, Tide Lines, Sapna Agarwal, Stuart Murdoch, St Andrew’s Ambulance, and all the volunteers at the Glasgow Children's Woodland. THE LOST WOODS TEAM Alex Mackenzie, Cameron Mackay, Eabhnat Ní Laighin, Grace Murray, Jeff Frew, Jennifer Shaw, Lesley McLean, Tiomóid Foley. Thank you to all the children who planted their trees at the Glasgow Children's Woodland and have offered inspiration for many generations to come.

Glasgow, like cities all around the world, is today at a very real risk from climate change. The city's heritage is no stranger to these concerns, but our historic buildings are also part of the solution to the climate crisis. In this video Taylor Cross-Whiter from Glasgow City Heritage Trust and David Harkin from Historic Environment Scotland travel around the city to visit the Briggait, Glasgow Central Station, Bell Street Stables and Govanhill Baths to speak to people on the ground about how historic buildings can provide sustainable solutions that help Glasgow mitigate climate change.

Laura Brankin; Kate Chambers; Jakub Vrba; Caitlin MacMillan; Chloe Campbell; Kirsty Mitchell; Rachael Martin; Emma Yule; Sofia Koukoura; Kirstin McEwan; Mhairi Tordoff reflect on their experience as a Blue Zone Observer for COP26.

In November 2021, Glasgow hosts COP26, but what is COP26 and why is it important? Our Science Communicator Jennifer explains the purpose of the conference and why it is a crucial opportunity to tackle climate change. We need your feedback to help us shape future events – https://glasgowsciencecentre.typeform.com/to/YlocGDvL For more Live sessions and fantastic content, return to the Curious About Our Planet website - https://curiousabout.glasgowsciencecentre.org/ourplanet/

From changing suppliers to improving the biodiversity on our site, Glasgow Science Centre's Green Team have been working hard to reduce our environmental impact. Discover the changes we have made on our journey towards carbon neutral. We need your feedback to help us shape future events – https://glasgowsciencecentre.typeform.com/to/YlocGDvL For more Live sessions and fantastic content, return to the Curious About Our Planet website - https://curiousabout.glasgowsciencecentre.org/ourplanet/

You might hear the term Net Zero on news programmes and documentaries about climate change. Science Communicator Jennifer explains what Net Zero means and why it's an important target in the fight against climate change. We need your feedback to help us shape future events – https://glasgowsciencecentre.typeform.com/to/YlocGDvL For more Live sessions and fantastic content, return to the Curious About Our Planet website - https://curiousabout.glasgowsciencecentre.org/ourplanet/

Our World, Our Impact is your ticket from Glasgow Science Centre to the most significant climate conference of our time – COP26. 🌍 Join us as we embark on our biggest climate change campaign to date. From our home to yours, let’s explore our role in creating a greener, healthier and fairer future. Sign up to the Our World, Our Impact newsletter on our website and use #OurWorldOurImpact on social media to get involved and keep up to date with our programme as it goes live. ℹ️ Find out more at https://www.glasgowsciencecentre.org/ourworldourimpact Filmmaker: Cameron Mackay https://www.cameronmackay.co.uk The Our World, Our Impact programme is delivered with support from the Climate Change Division of the Scottish Government.

In 2019, Greta Thunberg received the Royal Scottish Geographical Society Geddes Environment Medal for her inspirational leadership of the #FridaysForFuture campaign. To present the Medal, three Members of the RSGS Young Geographer Magazine team travelled overland to Stockholm. Here's what happened... Film by Cameron Mackay