The future for farming and nature
You have the power to shape a better future for farming. Let’s restore the thriving wildlife and healthy environment that food production depends on.
Around 75% of the UK is farmed, and farmland birds and wildlife have been hard-hit by policies which control how that land is managed.
Did you know we could have a farming system that grows our food, and improves the environment? Plenty of farmers want to see this happen too – together we need to tell our Governments that we want to see a sustainable, productive countryside rich in wildlife. Join us to fight for a farming system that is good for farmers, good for people and good for nature.
Campaign with us
As an RSPB campaigner, you can make your voice heard about farming and other vital issues for nature. Sign up to be a Campaign Champion and we’ll keep you up to date with how you can take action.
Latest blogs
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A wnaiff Prif Weinidog newydd Cymru ddarparu ar gyfer natur?
English version available here Blog gwadd gan Sharon Thompson, Pennaeth Polisi ac Eiriolaeth RSPB Cymru Nid oes amheuaeth bod natur Cymru angen yr holl gymorth y mae'n bosib cael gafael arno yn 2019. Roedd y flwyddyn ddiwethaf yn un o galedi parha...
Posted 15 Jan 2019 by Danny -
Will Wales’ new First Minister deliver for nature?
Fersiwn Gymraeg ar gael yma Guest blog by Sharon Thompson, RSPB Cymru Head of Policy & Advocacy There is no doubt that Welsh nature needs all the help that it can get in 2019. Last year was a year of continued hardship for many of our much-loved...
Posted 15 Jan 2019 by Danny
Farming across the UK
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Why farming matters
Just as you depend on the UK's farmland for the food you eat every day, so does much of our wildlife.
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Agriculture and land-use
The day-to-day decisions made by farmers are influenced greatly by agricultural policy at the national level and, despite the results of the referendum, at the European Union level too in the immediate future.
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Working with farmers
The RSPB works directly with farmers and crofters across the UK every year.
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