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Farm for Scotland's Future News
RSPB Scotland’s farming activity
Farming and crofting have a vital role to play in halting and reversing biodiversity loss in Scotland. In this blog Gabija Dragunaite, RSPB Scotland's Policy Assistant, and Andrew Midgley, Senior Land Use Policy Officer, emphasise this point by outlining some of the RSPB’s own farming activity.
An in-depth look at the potential of Scotland’s farm payments to help tackle the nature and climate crisis
We know agriculture is the second largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in Scotland, and with around 80% of Scotland’s land classified as agricultural, the sector plays a key role in both halting biodiversity loss and meeting the country’s net zero targets. We also know many farmers want support to help achieve these goals.
Ask the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves to invest now in nature friendly farming
As the UK government's budget announcement draws close, RSPB Scotland director Anne McCall sets out why it's vital that Chancellor Rachel Reeves invests in nature friendly farming and ensures Scotland has the funds it needs.
Environmental charities urge government to incentivise farmers and crofters to do more for nature and the climate
A coalition of environmental charities are calling for the Scottish government to allocate the money in its new farm funding…
Farm for Scotland’s Future: what we achieved
A look at what our campaign achieved, what the Agriculture and Rural Communities Bill means, and what still needs to change to help Scotland’s farmers and crofters to farm sustainably.