We are at a vital crossroads in the future of our land and seas. Why Not Scotland? explores the Scottish landscape through the eyes of Flo, a young Scot from Glasgow. Seeing the depleted state of nature across her own country, Flo feels dispirited and increasingly fearful about an uncertain future, like many of her generation. However, on a journey around Europe, Flo encounters a different story, finding places where nature is making a dramatic comeback, revitalising human communities. Encouraged by these stories of hope and renewal, she is prompted to wonder: if this is possible elsewhere, then why not Scotland?
While this is being hosted at the Eco-Hub, you do not need to be a student at the University of Glasgow to attend. 
Find out more: https://www.scotlandbigpicture.com/why-not-scotland
In order to make positive change, we must work together. This film screening is being brought to you in collaboration with:
GUEST 
(https://www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/sustainability/guest/) Glasgow University Environmental Sustainability Team (GUEST) is a team of highly motivated student interns employed by the university to improve sustainability on campus. We aim to promote environmentalism, climate action and social justice through our actions.
2050 Climate Group Leaders Network 
(https://www.2050.scot/leaders-network)2050 Climate Group’s Leaders Network is a supportive, collaborative community facilitating opportunities for our Young Leaders to connect and celebrate with each other as we work towards a just and sustainable society.
Learning for Sustainability Scotland (LfSS) 
(https://learningforsustainabilityscotland.org/) is Scotland’s United Nations University-recognised Regional Centre of Expertise on Education for Sustainable Development.
Thank you to our funders:
This film screening was funded and supported by the Youth Climate Action Fund. This fund is hosted by 
Glasgow City Council and Centre for Civic Innovation (CCI, Glasgow)
. We are extremely grateful to the whole team for their support in bringing this project to Glasgow. Find out more about the fund and other projects it's supporting here: https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/article/9317/Youth-Climate-Action-Fund
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