Locations Overview
The Glasgow & Clyde Valley Green Network spans eight local authority areas. By clicking on a region you can find out more about a particular area.
You can see what projects are happening in your area, and review how the Partnership is adding value. You can also find out what local people think of their local green spaces.
Projects
Project Types:
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Projects in all locations
- Clyde Gateway
- Clyde Gateway Green Network Strategy
- Clyde Waterfront
- Clyde Waterfront Green Network Strategy
- River Clyde Access
- Ferguslie Park
- Ferguslie Park Green Network Strategy
- Forest Kindergartens
- Forest Kindergarten Strategy
- Gartloch & Gartcosh
- Gartloch Gartcosh Green Network Strategy
- Gleniffer Braes
- Glennifer Braes Strategic Enhancement Plan
- Gowkthrapple
- Gowkthrapple Green Network Strategy
- Greenspace & Biodiversity
- Integrated Habitat Network Modelling
- Greenspace & Communities
- Social Housing (Milton)
- Sustainable Backcourts
- Barriers to the Green Network
- Greenspace & Health
- Branching Out
- Core Path Planning (EDC)
- Inverclyde
- Inverclyde Green Network Strategy
- North Glasgow
- Open Space Framework
- Planning Tools
- Planning Guidance
- Greenspace Quality Guidance
- Greenspace Mapping (EDC)
- Development Design Code
- Sustaining Quality
- Ravenscraig
- Ravenscraig Green Network Strategy
- Strathleven Corridor
- Strathleven Green Network Study
- Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems (SUDS)
- SUDS & the Green Network
- Urban Growing
- Sowing & Growing Everywhere (SAGE)
- Wood Energy
- Wood Energy Study
Latest News
 Members of the Ravenscraig project steering group got on their bikes this month to investigate the development of some aspirational walking and cycling routes identified in a new study.
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 Biodiversity will benefit from 6.5ha of new planting along stretches of the Luggie Water and Allander Water as part of the Riparian Planting project.
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 The Partnership's ‘Adding Value' Campaign has been officially launched by Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham MSP.
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 The Lanarkshire Wood Energy Project (LWEP) aims to help North Lanarkshire Council create and build a new wood fuel depot at Strathclyde Country Park, Motherwell.
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Clyde Waterfront Green Network Strategy Report 2010       |
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