CLOH were asked by Climate Hebrides to submit responses, on behalf of our members, to the consultation on the Scottish Government's draft Climate Change Plan. CLOH’s responses reflect the critical role that community landowners play in responding to the climate and biodiversity emergencies (see below for CLOH’s responses).  If you have any further reflections on what we submitted, please do get in touch.

Since September 2025, Shona Morrison from Ness in Lewis, and Thomas Fisher in Howmore in South Uist, have been job sharing the role of CLOH’s Development Manager.  We have been busy, especially meeting CLOH members to see how CLOH can best contribute, and CLOH’s partners to discuss potential action on issues like climate, invasive species, housing, fuel poverty and employability.  Thomas is taking a lead on fundraising for CLOH.  Shona has been coordinating the programme fo

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