Welcome to the Scottish Countryside Alliance website

COMING SOON: A NEW REPLACEMENT SCA WEBSITE WILL BE UP AND RUNNING SOON. IN THE MEANTIME WE APOLOGISE FOR THE OUTDATED NATURE OF SOME CONTENT ON THIS SITE.

The Scottish Countryside Alliance (SCA) represents the vital interests of rural communities and businesses across Scotland.

It is important that these interests be represented at the highest levels in the Scottish Parliament and elsewhere.

If you believe in a managed countryside for the benefit of many and not for the few then you will want to support the work of the SCA.

Change of Address for SCA and SCAET
From 1st March 2011 the new postal address for Scottish Countryside Alliance (SCA) and SCA Educational Trust (SCAET) will is:

Fenton Barns, North Berwick, East Lothian. EH39 5BW.

Our new phone number is: 01620 850977

As we strive towards a paper free office, we would request that as much of your correspondence as possible is emailed rather than posted to us.

Our main contact email addresses are:
info@scottishcountrysidealliance.org
info@scaet.org.uk

PAW Scotland Website
The SCA is a proud and active member of the Partnership for Action Against Wildlife Crime (Scotland) PAWS, and we would encourage our members to make use of this new website at: www.paw.scotland.gov.uk

Want to help rural communities? Then join us today, online!
You can join the Alliance from as little as £20 per year with special rates for electronic members. We offer discounted rates for group & trade members. As well as keeping up with all the current countryside news, belonging to one of the UK's leading countryside lobbying organisation, all membership categories come with extensive insurance benefits. Join online today by clicking here.

To view all the benefits linked to the Alliance membership, click here

Want to know more about the Scottish Moorlands?
Then why not visit a new educational website set up by the Scottish Countryside Alliance Educational Trust? It is a guide to the most authoritative and up to date information on Scotland’s moorland. This site is for students and teachers, for journalists and policy makers –
for anyone who cares about Scotland’s moorlands. Click on the logo.

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