Who We Are
We are the national representative body for community landowners — a growing movement of people taking control of land, buildings and assets to shape their own futures.
We bring together over 140 member organisations from across Scotland, from community-owned estates in the Highlands and Islands to urban community hubs, reflecting the diversity and strength of community ownership in practice.
Together, we work to ensure community ownership plays a central role in creating a fairer, more sustainable Scotland.
Community Ownership
Supporting communities to take control of land and assets — creating long-term benefits for people, place and local economies.
Our Manifesto
Shaping national policy to strengthen community ownership in Scotland — driven by the voices and priorities of our members.
Become a Member
Join a growing network of community landowners and supporters — access advice, connections and a stronger collective voice.
Scottish Land Commission Advice for expanding community landownership
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Morvern Community Woodland is recruiting a Community Forest Development Officer
Morvern Community Woodland is recruiting for the Lochaline Community Forest Development Officer, who will manage the development and delivery of the Lochaline Community Forest project during its pre-acquisition, acquisition and early development stages.