Green Health Network Event
Connecting with Communities
We often talk about the impact that green health and nature-based projects can have, and in this network event, we’ll learn how their reach extends beyond individual experiences to positively impact communities.
We will hear from Paul Barclay from The Conservation Volunteers about the impact his project has had working in the Ladywell neighbourhood adjacent to St John’s Hospital in Livingston. We will then have a discussion about the challenges and opportunities to engage communities on the NHS estate.
Finally, we will wrap up the event with an ideas clinic to discuss and explore your experiences, and talk about new ideas and tricky problems you might be trying to solve.
Date: Wednesday, 30 July 2025
Time: 12 midday to 1pm
Location: Online
Please Note: This event has been changed to online only.
The registration for this event is now closed.

Who is it for?
These network sessions are suitable for current network members and any NHS Lothian staff or voluntary sector partners who feel passionately about the benefits of nature and their potential to improve health and tackle climate change.
Why should I attend?
Our Green Health Network focuses on connecting people, fostering collaboration, and sharing ideas across the network. We always aim to facilitate meaningful discussions and explore ways to support the network’s shared goals of improving wellbeing, sharing knowledge, and fostering partnerships.
Our Green Health events are a great way to:
- Contribute to professional development
- Share ideas and learning
- Make connections with others
Upcoming dates
We run a series of events throughout the year to connect people and practice across NHS Lothian and beyond. We will be featuring some of the amazing projects that are already happening and hear about how people have collaborated to overcome some of the barriers.
Our next events will be:
- 22nd October 2025
- 11th February 2026
Not joined our Network yet?
If you feel passionately about the benefits of nature and its potential to improve health and tackle climate change, then our Green Health Network is a great way to share ideas, connect with others and do some professional development.