The CLA is the membership organisation for owners of land, property and businesses in rural England and Wales.
"The Rural Challenge", a report outlining detailed proposals to give local people, entrepreneurs, community groups and councils the ability to bring about positive change that will ensure a thriving future for the countryside.
The calculator designed by the CLA to help land managers work out the balance of greenhouse gases emitted by farming businesses, and the carbon stored in their trees and soil.
a joint position from the European Landowners' Organisation and BirdLife International concerning food and environmental security.
The Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE)
The Campaign to retain the environmental benefits of set-aside as an alternative to the regulatory route proposed by the Government.
Keep up-to-date here with the latest on political appointments and shifts of policy affecting land and rural businesses.
Join our national coalition of groups and individuals to make sure that fibre optic goes to every home in the UK.
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CLA helps define cost-effective sea defences
20 August 2010
The CLA has today (20 August) published a report to help find practical answers to tackling coastal management and sea-level rise on England’s East Coast.
"Do or Die" challenge for rural communities
16 August 2010
Home-grown biofuel best, says CLA
11 August 2010
The CLA Game Fair 2011
22 - 24 July 2011
Blenheim Palace. Oxfordshire.
Click here for The CLA Game Fair 2010 competition and championship results; listen to debates that took place and visit the virtual Game Fair.
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