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Exciting transformations are underway at St John’s Hospital as we collaborate closely with the Estates team to enhance our outdoor environments for both patient care and staff wellbeing.

This spring and early summer, there’s been a real sense of growth across the Western General Hospital – not just in the gardens, but in how patients, visitors and staff are connecting with nature.

There’s a real buzz across the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and the BioQuarter this spring – and not just from the bees. From new planting and wildlife-friendly spaces to staff activities and a growing chilli challenge, nature is becoming a bigger part of everyday life on site.

There’s a real sense of energy at Astley Ainslie this season, as staff, patients and volunteers come together to make the most of the hospital’s beautiful outdoor spaces

There’s exciting progress underway at East Lothian Community Hospital, where two newly designed garden spaces are transforming previously underused areas into welcoming, accessible places for patients, visitors and staff

Across the Royal Edinburgh Hospital, a range of projects are underway to make outdoor spaces greener, calmer and more welcoming for patients, visitors and staff.

Looking back at our 2026 Green Health and Tonic Arts Network gathering the atmosphere at our network event felt different. Somehow, people felt closer together, less nervous, and more genuinely connected. 

Welcome to the Incredible Grasslands project. As you look around our grounds, you might notice something different: we are changing the way we manage our green spaces to create a healthier environment for nature and for you.

Part of the NHS Lothian Biodiversity Action Plan, this initiative transforms traditional, short-mown grass into species-rich meadows and vibrant parklands.

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We are delighted to have supported NHS Lothian to develop Scotland’s first NHS board Biodiversity Action Plan.