A new podcast mini series produced by Skog Media Associates which offers behind the scenes insights and interviews with artistes and organisers, has been launched by organisers of the HebCelt Survival Session.
PODCAST: NatWest Group’s James Close on why the power of finance will play a key role at COP26
NatWest Group's James Close warns: “We all have to step up. This is the decisive decade and the window for dealing with climate change is closing very, very rapidly."
DESIGN: New look for Skog recognises art of outward looking conversation
What made this process so enjoyable was how Dave took the time to think about our journey so far, our passions and outlook, and where it is we might want to go.
ESG/CSR: Why we decided to vote trees this climate election for generation next
Skog Media Associates have set-up The Joshua Trees project with Trees for Life to help with rewilding efforts to tackle the climate and nature emergencies
PODCAST: How does Scotland become a renewable energy superpower?
The Scotsman's groundbreaking Sustainable Scotland campaign recorded a podcast with Richard Mardon, Statkraft UK’s Head of Business & Project Development, who talked to us about their work here in Scotland and the rest of the UK.
VIDEO: Skog Media Associates – Life in Focus with a look through our first year
Our work has been driven primarily by those thought leaders who have wanted to amplify the conversation about climate change, sustainability, innovation and how we can all contribute to finding solutions and acting upon them.
CSR: Our pledge on mental health, children of war and empowering girls
Why we will support charities involved in female empowerment, rights of children and mental health.
PODCAST: How Scotland’s construction industry is becoming more sustainable
Sustainable Scotland podcast host Shaun Milne in conversation with Graeme Hannah, Head of Sustainability at Robertson Group and Construction Scotland Innovation Centre's Director of Innovation & Engagement, Lucy Black.
EDUCATION: Climate Solutions course aims to fill knowledge gap on sustainability
The Scottish Government has already committed to enrolling at least 100 senior officials to the Climate Solutions course launched by our colleagues at The Royal Scottish Geographical Society.
Skog?
The Norwegian word Skog seemed apt to use for our name - representing growth, shelter, sustainability, a way point and crucially, well-being.

