Farming with nature-based solutions at the heart

Guest blog by Roisin Beck-Taylor, Project Manager - Policy Climate Change Task and Finish Group and Brittany Mulhearn, Senior Campaigner From lobbying government for new climate polices to helping our...
New research shows how land sparing can reduce greenhouse gas and benefit wildlife

Guest blog by Dr Rob Field , Senior Conservation Scientist, RSPB Centre for Conservation Science A recent paper 'The potential for land sparing to offset greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture'...
Turning a blind eye to illegal logging

If I import a lorry load of stolen bicycles, successfully slipping them through border control and into the country, I could still get into a lot of trouble with the police for being in possession of...
Response for Nature

Yesterday evening, I was pleased to join colleagues from across the conservation movement to launch our Response for Nature: Scotland . This was one of four reports, launched yesterday, addressing...
Natural solutions to living in a changing climate

Jim Densham, Senior Land Use Policy Officer, Climate, RSPB Scotland Nature is good for us. Watching birds in the countryside might be your thing and bring you joy and a sense of wellbeing. But what...