Partick Pumping Station goes hi-tech
Scottish Water is linking 32 stations to the 'cloud' to improve efficiency
'Hanging Gardens of Finnieston' scoop award
Sister venues Meze Meze and usta win Robertson Silver Spade
Can LitterLotto help clean the streets?
Monthly cash prizes of £100 are up for grabs
Good health … stepping out at Hamiltonhill Claypits
Walks will take place on the last Friday of summer months
Byres Road improvements get the green light
Delayed scheme funded by the Scottish and UK governments
Diseased trees felled in Kelvingrove Park amid safety concerns
Council says it may have to fell 31,000 trees over the next few years
2000 years in 5 miles along the Forth & Clyde Canal
Writer Ginny Clark takes a journey through time and place
Holding on to our dear green places
Jordanhill Bowling Club in Broomhill closed recently after 122 years
Glasgow bike tours with a difference
Guests take in lesser-explored parts of the city
Glasgow seeks funds for 'M8 garden cap'
Seven city projects will bid for 'levelling up' cash
Revealed: Garden oasis emerges from urban wasteland
The green space is taking shape at the SWG3 arts venue complex in Yorkhill
Wild thing ... Bingham's Pond recognised as urban oasis
City park will be better managed for wildlife and plant life
Eco-friendly cargo bike service is "safe and secure"
Free trial is open to Glasgow businesses who want to be green
Ukraine and wildlife take a bough in Victoria Park
Volunteers plant 150 trees including the national tree of Ukraine
School pupils make case for Clean Air Day
People are asked to give the car a day off on June 16.
New era for North Kelvin meadow and Children's Wood
Lease secured by community for the next 25 years
Making it easier to recycle old laptops and phones
Network of repair and reuse points is expanded
1,000 helpers sought for UN climate conference in Glasgow
Applications to join an army of helpers at the 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference – COP26 - open from today.
Partick clothes designer finds answer to 'fast fashion' in ethical brand called 'Lost'
Penny Herne has no formal fashion training or background but was inspired to create her brand from her travels abroad.
On the mend … fightback against modern throwaway culture comes to the West End
The idea has spread from Amsterdam where the first cafe was opened 10 years ago.
Green shoots to recovery … Gartnavel to reveal its 'hidden garden' to the public
The gardens at Gartnavel Royal Hospital were designed in the 1830s as a place to ease the mind.
Dog walkers warned to mind pets after suspected pollution incident in the Kelvin
The incident was reported to the Scottish Environment Protection Agency and the Friends of the River Kelvin.
Archaeologists unearth site of old mill by banks of the River Kelvin in the West End
The first recording of the flint mill dates back to 1795 and the site is thought to have comprised of a flour mill and a separate corn mill.
'The West End has perfect garden habitat for hedgehogs - but they need your help'
The first training sessions for citizen scientists take place this Friday in Stirling and Glasgow.
Police patrols to enforce Kelvingrove Park alcohol ban over Easter holiday weekend
Temperatures are already rising at the start of the holiday weekend.
MSP calls for urban pigeon lofts to tackle health nuisance linked to bird droppings
The Glasgow Kelvin MSP wants the council to consider new awareness raising strategies and sustainable control methods.
From Bandstand to Botanics … £15 million clean-up of River Kelvin begins at 11 sites
The work is being done to improve improve the environment and water quality along the river.
Travelling the 'Underline' … how city aims to link cyclists and walkers with West End
A new public consultation will allow people to respond to initial designs for the Underline avenue for the use of cyclists and pedestrians.
VIDEO: Move over cars, it looks like cycles are about to win argument on Byres Road
Green councillor Christy Mearns pushed cross-party backing for the measure at committee this week.
Major works to combat river pollution on River Kelvin set to last until summer 2020
The £2.5m scheme will involve three giant holes being dug to improve sewers in and around Kelvingrove Park.