At ORFC 2026, A2L facilitated a panel on why Europe urgently needs a Land Observatory. Without transparent data on land ownership, prices and concentration, addressing speculation and supporting new agroecological farmers is like farming in the fog. A Land Observatory would bring clarity – helping ensure farmland serves public good, not just private profit.
Join Us for the A2L Seminar on Access to Land and the Common Agricultural Policy! The Access to Land Network is excited to invite you to a pivotal event on land access and policy in Europe! Our upcoming A2L Seminar on… Read More »A2L Seminar on Access to Land and the Common Agricultural Policy
Video on the Seminar published 🌍 Agriculture & Biodiversity: A European Seminar for Change 🌾 From November 4. to 6. 2024, over 100 participants gathered in northern Montpellier, France, to discuss the critical intersection of agriculture and biodiversity. Hosted by… Read More »Insights from the LIFE Biodiv’Paysanne European Seminar
3 packed days to get better in what we do. From 19.06.2024 to 21.06.2024, members of the Access to Land (A2L) network gathered in Brussels for a three-day seminar under the Erasmus UPSOL project, focusing on advocacy, particularly on the… Read More »UpSOL Training on Agriphotovoltaic, Communication and European Citizen Initiatives
Making Farmland Work for the Public Good Seminar, Brussels March 2023 Members and partners of the Access to Land network are expanding their alliances with local authorities to put land at the service of the common good. Seven of them –… Read More »New European alliances with local authorities
UK’s annual agroecology event went global again The very beginning of the year (05-07 Jan. 2022) marks the time again for the Oxford Real Farming Conference (ORFC). Originally conceived as a hybrid affair, combining an in-person conference with a smaller… Read More »Oxford Real Farming Conference, 2022
Symposium at the Heinrich-Böll-Foundation, Berlin, Germany (26.01.2022) “Farmers without Land? New opportunities through community land ownership” was the title of a conference organised by Kulturland jointly with two other German networks (Netzwerk Flächensicherung and Netzwerk Landwirtschaft ist Gemeingut) in Berlin. The topic… Read More »Farmers without Land?
The Oxford Real Farming Conference (ORFC) held another successful two-day conference in early January, this year with ten sessions focussed on access to land. Run by a mix of organisations and individuals, these set out some of the key areas… Read More »Access to land a major theme at Oxford Real Farming Conference