Welcoming the Awards of £500 from Climate Action Fife to 16 Groups around the Fife Region

That the Parliament welcomes the awards of £500 from Climate Action Fife to 16 groups around the Fife region through its Small Grants Fund; understands that the money will be used to run events, activities and workshops that raise awareness of the climate emergency and ways to tackle it; notes that activities include tree-planting days, growing workshops, a cooking class and a bike fix-it session, aiming to give people knowledge and skills to reduce carbon emissions and help tackle the climate emergency; believes that the full list of funded organisations includes Anstruther Improvements Association, Bats Wood, Burntisland Community Development Trust, Charlestown, Limekilns and Pattiesmuir Nature Conservation Group, Footprint East Neuk, Friends of Pittencrieff Park, K107FM, Kincardine Community Council, Kingsbarns Community Development Trust, Markinch Community Hub, Plastic Free Dunfermline, Saline Environment Group, Simply Local Kincardine, St Andrews Botanic Garden Trust, Strathmiglo Conservation Community and The Ecology Centre; extends its very best wishes for the success of all the events and activities planned by all the organisations, and offers its thanks to Climate Action Fife for providing these opportunities to Fife’s communities through the funding.