The Trust is delighted to confirm the successful Community Asset Transfer of another local green asset! Previously earmarked for housing development, this area of farmland adjoining Teucheen Wood has now been brought into community ownership - protecting it for generations to come. Our community members have long championed the preservation of Inchinnan’s green landscape, diverse wildlife habitats, and natural heritage - for the benefit of both people and nature. The Trust wa

A view of the site from Greenock Road. IDT are in the first stages of applying for a Community Asset Transfer of an important local...

Following work to plant up a hedgerow along Teucheen Wood’s entrance path in February, volunteers have now started on the creation of a...

Members of our local and wider communities joined forces earlier in the month to plant a row of native hedgerow species as part of...

Wildflower meadows can often be undervalued as some can see them as unruly, messy landscapes compared to the manicured lawns and...

Inchinnan Development Trust plans to bring an area of amenity grassland located behind the India of Inchinnan building on Greenock Road...

We are pleased to announce that we have secured funding through the The National Lottery Community Fund 'Together for Our Planet'...