The government's new Farming Roadmap admits intensive livestock is a leading cause of Britain's farm emissions and pollution. Its answer is to grow it, starting with poultry, while quietly binning the one thing its own climate advisers told it to do.
Read MoreThe Soil Association is deciding whether to keep certifying farmed salmon. We think the honest answer is to walk away, because no standard can make factory farming organic.
Read MoreAmerican appetite for Scotland's factory-farmed salmon has nearly halved. A year on from our Dear Donald campaign, the tariff has done what glossy branding never could.
Read MoreBen Hadfield, managing director of Mowi Scotland, sat down with The Last Salmon to answer for the world's biggest salmon farmer. He spent the time aggrieved at activists, at the King's "misinformed" advisers, at the weather. And when the death rate was put to him, he didn't deny it. He called it biology. The toll behind that word: more than 3 million animals lost in Mowi's care last year alone, and a royal warrant stripped because of what we filmed.
Read MoreSome of the most respected names in British organic farming and conservation — including one of the people who wrote the rules — have told the Soil Association to stop certifying farmed salmon as organic. Green Britain Foundation, a signatory to their letter, says they are right: the label cannot be fixed, only dropped.
Read MoreGreen Britain Foundation analysis of nearly 1,000 Freedom of Information spreadsheets reveals Scotland's salmon industry is covering up the true scale of bird deaths in its nets - a finding backed by footage of trapped and dead birds at farms that reported nothing.
Read MoreGreen Britain Foundation is calling on Princess Anne to cancel her visit to Bakkafrost's Applecross salmon farming site — the deadliest factory farm in Britain, where more than 10 million salmon have died in five years and a quarter of all reported Scottish salmon deaths in the last two years occurred.
Read MoreA major oyster restoration in Orkney aims to boost marine life, improve water quality and capture carbon through nature-led solutions.
Read MoreBeavers return to East Sussex after 400 years, restoring wetlands, boosting biodiversity and supporting climate resilience through rewilding.
Read MoreGuy Ritchie’s Wiltshire estate is under investigation after the Green Britain Foundation submitted evidence of alleged bird flu biosecurity breaches at the Ashcombe shooting estate.
Read MoreMeet the team behind Bowyer’s Wood – exploring rewilding, woodland conservation and the people working with the Green Britain Foundation to make space for nature.
Read MoreThe GBF's Bowyer’s Wood project is welcoming beavers back to East Sussex, helping restore wetlands, support wildlife and demonstrate nature-led land recovery.
Read MoreLaunched in June 2025, Fish Net Zero is the Green Britain Foundation’s new marine conservation programme, recovering abandoned fishing gear, freeing entangled wildlife and protecting marine ecosystems around the UK.
Read MoreAt Downicary, the Green Britain Foundation is rewetting former grazing land and creating new wetland habitats. Our survey and monitoring programme tracks how plants, insects, birds and mammals return as the land heals.
Read MoreThe Green Britain Foundation has partnered with traditional chairmaker and educator Jason Mosseri of HopeSprings Chairs, who teaches green woodworking and Windsor chairmaking from our woodland in East Sussex.
Read MoreHealthy soil underpins every thriving ecosystem. Discover how the Green Britain Foundation is restoring soil health to boost biodiversity, strengthen resilience and lock away carbon for generations to come.
Read MoreThe Green Britain Foundation’s approach to impact reporting combines science, technology and transparency to show how rewilded land is healing, species are returning, and ecosystems are thriving again.
Read MoreAs part of Earthfest 2025, the Green Britain Foundation helped bring sustainability to every school in London through a week of curriculum-linked activities and a live interactive lesson reaching 24,000 young people.
Read MoreEco Ed Events bring together teachers, academics, practitioners and policymakers to explore sustainability in education, share ideas and inspire local action for a greener future.
Read MoreKing Charles has dropped his Royal Warrant for Mowi, the world’s largest salmon farmer, following Green Britain Foundation’s investigation exposing shocking animal cruelty at its Loch Harport site.
Read MoreGreen Britain Foundation condemns Mowi and government regulators after 75,000 farmed salmon escape from Loch Linnhe. Despite admitting escapes harm wild fish, Mowi faces no fine or penalty.
Read MoreThe Green Britain Foundation condemns SEPA’s decision to lift Scottish Sea Farms’ suspension on toxic discharges into Loch Creran, despite hundreds of pollution breaches and a history of concealment.
Read MoreUndercover footage obtained by the Green Britain Foundation has prompted the first formal police investigation into suspected illegal snare use since bans were introduced in Wales and Scotland.
Read MoreFilming by the Green Britain Foundation exposes shocking conditions at a Soil Association-certified organic salmon farm on Loch Leven, where banned chemicals and extreme lice infestations threaten wildlife and public trust.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Eco Education gathered inspiring teachers from across the UK for a celebration of sustainability in schools, honouring the educators shaping a greener, fairer future.
Read MoreWhen Donald Trump arrived in Scotland this week, he may have been hoping to avoid the protestors. But thanks to a creative digital campaign by the Green Britain Foundation, he couldn’t avoid the truth, even on his own social media platform.
Read MoreFollowing reports that Salmon Scotland CEO Tavish Scott is under formal investigation for alleged unlawful lobbying, the Green Britain Foundation calls for accountability and reform within the salmon farming industry.
Read MoreDisturbing Green Britain Foundation footage from Mowi’s Loch Harport salmon farm shows repeated animal welfare breaches. The RSPCA has suspended the site and ordered supermarkets to remove products.
Read MoreThe Green Britain Foundation releases the first video footage showing sick salmon in Tasmania’s Macquarie Harbour, raising alarm over the survival of the critically endangered Maugean skate.
Read MoreA Green Britain Foundation investigation has uncovered the first recorded case of human flu (H3N2) infecting a UK pig, revealing hidden public health and climate risks linked to factory farming.
Read MoreThe Green Britain Foundation has lodged a formal complaint with the Ethical Standards Commissioner, urging an investigation into potential breaches of lobbying regulations by Salmon Scotland.
Read MoreA Green Britain Foundation investigation reveals that “organic” salmon sold in major UK supermarkets was exposed to toxic chemicals. The Soil Association admits a weakness in its standards allowed this to happen.
Read MoreThe Green Britain Foundation has exposed the unreported escape of 80,000 farmed salmon in Scotland — the country’s largest in nearly a decade. revealing critical failures in industry transparency and official reporting.
Read MoreA jellyfish species that devastated Norway’s salmon farms has reached Scotland, killing 200,000 salmon and exposing the growing risks of open-net aquaculture amid a changing climate.
Read MoreGreen Britain Foundation has filed a criminal complaint with Police Scotland against Whiteshore Cockles Ltd, alleging illegal burial of diseased salmon waste, pollution, and fraud after regulators failed to act.
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