Overview
Our aim is to make the Glasgow metropolitan region one of Europe’s most attractive places to live, work and play. This will be done through the creation of a large functional Green Network. The GCV Green Network will connect our quality spaces from Greenock to Lanark and Cumbernauld to East Kilbride. To find out about the big picture – watch our video.

Intended outcomes of the GCV Green Network include:
  • increasing the attractiveness of the region as a location for business;
  • creating opportunities for health improvement;
  • building stronger, better connected communities; and
  • protecting and enhancing wildlife and the environment, by providing accessible quality greenspace.


The GCV Green Network Partnership co-ordinates action at a strategic level. This ensures local activity fits in to the big picture and all projects contribute to making the GCV Green Network happen.

Many organisations will play their part in helping to create and manage the GCV Green Network. These will include members of the Partnership, local regeneration companies, housing associations, third sector organisations, developers, local greenspace teams and local volunteers.

 

Click here to learn how you can play your part.

 

Latest News

On their bikes!
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.
New Woodland planted in East Dunbartonshire
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.
New Green Network Campaign Launched
The Partnership's ‘Adding Value' Campaign has been officially launched by Environment Minister Roseanna Cunningham MSP.
New Wood Fuel Depot to be developed
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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“This project will not just transform the living and working environment for nearly two million people.  It will make Glasgow and its surrounding areas a more attractive place for business investment, regeneration initiatives and sustainable development”

John Swinney, Cabinet Secretary, Scottish Government