UK Climate Impacts Programme - Provides latest information and research about climate impacts and adaptation
UK Climate Impacts Programme - Provides latest information and research about climate impacts and adaptation
UK Climate Projections 2009 – Latest science and projections on how the UK climate is likely to change over the course of the next century
Tyndall Climate Change Research Centre - Climate change research centre where scientists, economists, engineers and social scientists work together to develop sustainable responses
Food and Climate Research Network - Research and promote ideas of how to reduce green house gas emissions in UK food chains
Warwick HRI - Information and research on climate change impacts, adaptation and mitigation in UK agriculture
RealClimate – A one-stop shop resource developed by climate scientists to bring both novices and experts up to speed on the climate change debate
UK Met Office - Providing information about the weather across the UK and updates on the latest climate research and modelling
Campaign for the Farmed Environment - The Campaign for the Farmed Environment unites key industry stakeholders, Defra, Natural England, the Environment Agency and the RSPB to advise farmers on how they can best retain - and increase - the environmental benefits provided by their farmland in a targeted and agronomically sensible way.
The aim is to retain and exceed the environmental benefits that used to be provided by set aside through an industry led and voluntary approach rather than via Government intervention. All the leading farming organisations are now working together to encourage farmers and land managers to voluntarily adopt important land management practices that will benefit the environment.
Countryside Alliance - Working for everyone who loves the countryside and works towards influencing legislation and public policy
Cross Compliance - The cross compliance programme provides free, independent and confidential advice to farmers and landowners on all aspects of cross compliance, through a website, helpline (0845 345 1302) and events including farm walks and workshops.