Climate campaigners called on governments to move away from oil and gas as they marched through the Scottish capital yesterday.
On Saturday, protesters from organisations including Edinburgh Climate Coalition, Friends of the Earth Scotland, Extinction Rebellion Edinburgh, Greenpeace Edinburgh and Youth in Resistance walked through Edinburgh to demand the UK and Scottish governments develop a plan for a fast transition away from fossil fuels. The march was part of protests across the world ahead of the UN Climate Ambition Summit in New York.
. Marching together
End Fossil Fuels Scotland demonstrators held a protest in Edinburgh yesterday. Marching from the Mound to the Scottish Parliament. Here they are pictured marching down the Royal Mile towards Holyrood. Photo: LISA FERGUSON
. Placards
The protesters made their feelings about climate change clear, calling on governments to move away from oil and gas. Photo: LISA FERGUSON
. Making a stand
Climate change protesters pictured at the Mound on Saturday, September 16. Photo: LISA FERGUSON
. Hear our voice!
Climate change protesters outside the Scottish Parliament yesterday making their voices heard. Photo: LISA FERGUSON
9. Calling for a greener future
This youngster joined the protest, pictured outside the Scottish Parliament at Holyrood calling on an end to fossil fuels. Photo: LISA FERGUSON
10. Speeches
Climate change protesters listen to speeches from speakers at the Mound in Edinburgh on Saturday, September 16. Photo: LISA FERGUSON
11. Now or never
This September, millions of people around the world will take to the streets to demand a rapid, just, and equitable end to fossil fuels as world leaders gather at the United Nations' Climate Ambition Summit in New York. Photo: LISA FERGUSON