The Borders Network of Conservation Groups (BNCG) exists to promote appreciation and protection of the unique and beautiful landscape and amenity of the Scottish Borders. The Network is not politically aligned and is a not-for-profit, fully constituted umbrella organisation of some twenty groups across the Borders which share a concern Read more
The protection group was created in January 2005 in order to fight a destructive planning application by Wind Hydrogen Limited for 125 large wind turbines to be erected in Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park. The company pulled out of the development eventually but many more applications for wind factories have been Read more
We are a well-informed group of local residents, local businesses, visitors, tourists and associates who love the Culzean area and want to see it preserved against highly inappropriate siting of wind turbines. We are campaigning against the forthcoming re-application from Bank Renewables for a wind farm on Knoweside Hill, overlooking Read more
Kype Angling Club is a small, but very active group of anglers, based in South Lanarkshire. Turbines are likely to have a very detrimental effect upon anglers ability to continue and enjoy their sport. Kype Angling Club are campaigning against two big developments in their area. The first is at Read more
Our web site at www.windfarmaction.co.uk is partly information portal and partly campaigning web site. We support individuals who are objecting to wind farms near where they live and send objections to all W/F’s in the old county of Wigtownshire (West D&G). We have been operational since Sept 2010 and much Read more
Glenmoriston is one of two iconic “Roads to the Isles” of north western Scotland, from Loch Ness to the Isle of Skye and beyond. This Highland glen is famous not only for its scenery but also for its exceptional range of plant and animal life which includes golden eagles, ospreys, Read more
Visit Scotlands Wind Farms is a site dedicated to highlighting the cost of wind energy developments to the Scottish consumer through the usage of video media, as well as highlighting the extent to which Scottish Landscapes are under threat from wind farm developers. The site provides comprehensive maps clearly highlighting Read more
Formed in 2001, the Scientific Alliance is a non-profit membership-based organisation, based in Cambridge. The Alliance brings together both scientists and non-scientists committed to rational discussion and debate on the challenges facing the environment today. Members of the Scientific Alliance are concerned about the many ways in which science is Read more