Partnered Organisations
The Nature Collective is honoured to be partnered with different organisations to promote cross-overs between Art and Science. Our collaborations provide artists opportunities and provide a service to organisations by the way of workshops, events, commissions and community outreach.
Partner with Us
We are proud to collaborate with organisations that share our values and commitment to environmental stewardship, education, and community engagement. If your organisation is aligned with our mission and would like to explore partnership opportunities, we welcome the opportunity to connect. Please get in touch to discuss how we might work together to achieve shared goals.
University of Dundee Botanic Gardens
Located on 9.5 hectares, looking out over the banks of the River Tay, the Botanic Garden houses a wide range of plant life. This plant collection consists of both indigenous British plants, and important plants from across the world.
As well as this you will find collections of trees, shrubs, tropical and temperate glasshouses, and our water and herb gardens.
ArtMovesFife
ArtMovesFife is a collaborative artwork and social practice initiated in 2023 by artists Kate Downie and Gillian McFarland. It centres around collective journeys on foot, by bicycle, by bus, boat or train across the whole of Fife, avoiding the use of private cars whenever possible.
University of Dundee
The University of Dundee is a leading UK institution known for its innovation, inclusivity, and strong industry ties.
Located in Scotland, the University of Dundee offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses across disciplines such as science, medicine, engineering, and art. It was named Outstanding Entrepreneurial University of the Year at the THE Awards 2024,
Friends of the Dundee Botanic Gardens
The Garden aims to grow in alignment with University Court policies, serving as a public resource for scientific knowledge and botanical discussion. It also seeks support through fundraising for projects that enhance public engagement and enjoyment, especially those beyond the scope of university funding.
RSPB Tayside and Fife
We carry out conservation on a large scale, protect and restore habitats, and save species from extinction. We’re living in a nature and climate emergency, and we won’t stop whilst the threats persist.
Our work is driven by science and evidence. It’s rooted in five areas: species, science, place, policy and people.
Friends of the Riverside Nature Park
This is the newest Friends Group in Dundee and was formally constituted in September 2012. The group intend to spend the funding on improving the car park at Riverside Nature Park by planting native plants such as wood anemone / bluebells and primrose around the area.
Dundee Naturalist Society
Protecting the natural world through community events, conservation, and education.
Founded with the mission to study, promote, and conserve nature, the Dundee Naturalists’ Society offers a vibrant programme of activities for nature enthusiasts of all levels.
British Bryological Society
The BBS welcomes anyone interested in the study and conservation of mosses and liverworts. Whether you are a beginner, keen to improve or have been studying bryophytes for many years, the society aims to support you, with a full programme of field meetings, a paper reading meeting, recording and research projects, an international academic journal, a lively membership magazine and an extremely popular Field Guide to Mosses and Liverworts.
British Lichen Society
The British Lichen Society fosters a vibrant community of enthusiasts and experts dedicated to the study, appreciation, and conservation of lichens across the UK and beyond.
Whether you’re a curious beginner or a seasoned lichenologist, the Society offers a welcoming space to explore the fascinating world of lichens. Their mission includes promoting lichen education, supporting conservation efforts, and showcasing the ecological and aesthetic value of lichens.