As redevelopment gathers pace along the river, green space will be vital in making the river an attractive place for people to visit. Many local initiatives are under way to promote walkways and cycle paths, parks, green spaces and natural habitats for wildlife to flourish.
The Green Network will connect adjoining communities with key
destinations, environmental assets and the wider countryside. It
will underpin regeneration proposals and provide a range of
recreational opportunities for all communities.
The Green Network Strategy
provides the detail on how this vision can be realised along the
length of the Clyde Waterfront area.
The strategy introduces a number of Green Network Projects -
important steps in developing the network.
The network will become an integral part of Clyde Waterfront's
appeal, with the Clyde Wide
Green Network encouraging leisure activity and connecting
visitor destinations. The network will also enhance habitat
networks.
Our vision for the future of the Green Network along the Clyde
Waterfront will guide future policy development and investment. The
key objectives are to:
1. Create Connections
2. Maximise Recreational Opportunities
3. Assist Regeneration
4. Enhance habitats
5. Encourage multi-functional space
6. Focus on Key Projects