Projects

Clean & Green is a project based in St Andrews which was set up by BID St Andrews. 

The need for this project was identified by the businesses in the BID area and is being delivered by St Andrews Environmental Network by a team of 2 full time staff members.

A town-centre garden where we are working with volunteers to grow produce which will be donated to the community.

EcoSmart Fife is a community education and engagement project, which takes a pro-active approach to deal with sustainability, budgeting and fuel poverty. 

Working together with Transition, University of St Andrews to reduce waste in St Andrews. 

The home of St Andrews Environmental Network

📍 40 Kinnessburn Road, St Andrews, KY16 8AD

‘Towards a Plastic Free St. Andrews’ initiative was established in early 2019 by Daphne Biliouri-Grant in collaboration with the St. Andrews Environmental Network, to work together in order to raise awareness about plastic pollution and work towards the eradication of single-use plastics in St. Andrews.

Climate Friendly Homes is part of the Climate Action Fife project. It aims to help make your home warmer and more energy-efficient, lower your energy usage and reduce your carbon footprint.

Cosy Kingdom is a free and impartial energy and debt advice service available to all tenants and homeowners across Fife. It’s a partnership between Greener Kirkcaldy, St Andrews Environmental Network and Citizens Advice and Rights Fife.

Our energy advisors can help you find practical and affordable ways to save energy, understand your gas and electricity bills and tariffs, switch supplier, advise on gas and electricity utility debt and help with Warm Home Discount. We can also provide free benefit checks and offer a free handy service for those eligible for free energy saving measures.

The beautiful beaches in and around St Andrews should be accessible to everyone including those with mobility issues. Our Beach Wheelchairs solve this problem.

Sustainability is the way forward. StAndEN work with businesses throughout St Andrews with focus on improving sustainable practises and environmental initiatives.

The Kernel Partnership was formed in 2017 between of St Andrews Botanic Gardens, Transition University of St Andrews, and St Andrews Environmental Network. The group were awarded funding from CCF (Climate Challenge Fund) to create a low-carbon living programme and community space in St Andrews named “The Kernel”.