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CJS is endorsed by CMA & SCRA and supports both with a percentage on income.

 

The Countryside Management Association (CMA)

 

The CMA is the largest organisation of its kind representing professionals engaged in countryside and urban greenspace management throughout England and Wales.   CMA’s diverse membership is linked by common themes.

Logo: Countryside Managment Association (CMA)

Formed in 1966, CMA links professionals working in a range of environments from Urban and Country Parks to National Parks, Local and National Nature Reserves and other protected areas. Members are employed in a variety of different roles from Rangers and Wardens to Project Officers, Rights of Way Officers and Ecologists and for a variety of organisations including Local Authorities, National Park Authorities, the Forestry Commission, National Trust, Wildlife Trusts, Water Authorities and English Nature.

 

Scottish Countryside Rangers Association  (SCRA)


SCRA is the professional organisation for Rangers, and has an excellent record of innovation, training and development.  Its success is due to the enthusiasm of many people and the commitment of a few key individuals.

The Scottish Countryside Rangers Association was founded on November 13th 1974, at the end of the first national in-service training course. 

SCRA

 It aims to promote and encourage high standards of professionalism amongst Countryside Rangers, through the development of communication and exchange of ideas amongst its members and with other organisations, SCRA's views and opinions are sought from many quarters.  January 2007: new website at www.scra-online.co.uk

 

 

Logo: Naturenet We also support naturenet.net

 

Naturenet is a voluntary enterprise to provide a good online resource for practical nature conservation and countryside management.

We are based in the UK, and most of the information available on Naturenet relates to the UK, particularly England.

 

 

Logo: BASC - British Association for Shooting and Conservation - TRADE MEMBER We are trade members of BASC. Their mission is to promote and protect sporting and shooting and the well-being of the countryside throughout the United Kingdom and overseas. 

 

Each of our quarterly Special Edition Supplements is in association with a relevant organisation, to date these have included The Tree Council, The Henry Doubleday Research Association (now known as Garden Organic), The Game Conservancy Council, The Centre for Alternative Technology, The Marine Biological Association and The Marine Conservation Society.

 

Also please see Our Charities.