SEBG News
22/12/2009 |
Game on for Scottish Produce This ChristmasScottish rural estates are celebrating a festive boost as more people are turning to game and other local produce to put on the table over Christmas and New Year. Demand for home-grown food has soared, with Scottish venison proving particularly popular this year... >> |
29/09/2009 |
Scotland Called to ‘Unleash the Power’ of Own ProduceScotland’s leading rural estates, farmers and an internationally renowned chef today joined forces with the Scottish Government to highlight how the country’s ‘world class’ natural produce should play a pivotal role in delivering future economic, tourism and environmental success... >> |
26/08/2009 |
Estates Pledge to Lead in Fight Against Wildlife CrimeThe Scottish Estates Business Group, which represents progressive rural estates, said today that estates are committed to taking a leading role in the fight against wildlife crime.... >> |
23/06/2009 |
‘You’re Welcome’ Say Scotland’s Estates Scotland’s estates are joining together to roll out the welcome mat this summer. |
30/04/2009 |
states delivering on Wildlife ConservationThe Scottish Estates Business Group said today (Thursday) that estates across Scotland are proving they are playing a key role in wildlife conservation... more >> |
17/12/2008 |
Scottish Estates welcome Right To Buy announcementThe Scottish Estates Business Group, which represents progressive estates throughout Scotland, today (Wednesday) welcomed the Scottish Government’s announcement to rule out any extension of right to buy ... more >> |
18/11/2008 |
Rural Affairs Minister launches industry practitioner guide to snaringA number of expert rural organisations have joined with the Scottish Government to launch a unique practitioners' guide to snaring which emphasises best practice of an important countryside pest control tool ... more >> |
13/10/2008 |
Rural Organisations Call For ‘Reason and Responsibility’ In Snaring DebateLeading Scottish rural organisations united today to call for 'reason and responsibility' to prevail in the ongoing debate on the use of snares in the countryside. Representatives of farmers, gamekeepers, land managers, landowners and community interests issued ... more >> |
05/09/2008 |
Scottish Estates say Royal Society report is a 'vital blueprint' for rural ScotlandThe Scottish Estates Business Group, which represents progressive rural estates in Scotland, said today the report on the future of hills and islands published today by the Royal Society of Edinburgh is a ‘vital blueprint’ for rural communities..... more >> |
29/06/2008 |
Staying Out for the Summer on Scotland's EstatesWhen school is out this summer, Scotland’s countryside is surely “in”. Scotland’s Estates are the place for children and families to enjoy and explore Scotland’s great outdoors this year. A new initiative by the Scottish Estates Business Group (SEBG) is encouraging young people to make the most of their summer holidays.... more >> |
04/05/2008 |
Land owners are vital in future success of Scotland's birds of preyThe Scottish Rural Property and Business Association (SRPBA) and the Scottish Estates Business Group (SEBG) have today issued a joint statement to reinforce and encourage the important role played by both private and public sector land managers in supporting, through diverse initiatives, bird of prey populations on their land... more >> |
24/04/2008 |
Estates to play key role in tackling climate changeScotland’s progressive estates said today (Thursday) that landowners will have a key role to play in addressing climate change and its effect on rural Scotland for generations to come... more >> |
20/02/2008 |
Rural Scotland Pledges to Deliver 'Highest Standard' in SnaringScotland's land management organisations said today (Wednesday) they supported government plans to introduce new measures to ensure that snaring in Scotland is carried out to the 'very highest standards'... more >> |
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