View the recording of today's RBST AGM Read more
RBST is warning of a set-back for the conservation of rare livestock and equine breeds if animal registrations are overlooked this year as a result of the Covid pandemic. Read more
World first for rare breeds as a healthy Suffolk foal has been born from sexed semen Read more
RBST has responded to the Government’s consultation on ELM, the new scheme for paying farmers to improve the environment. We focus on the conservation of native livestock and equines. Read more
Sarah Dusgate & Rob Havard of Phepson Angus point to a way of ensuring that native breeds are relevant in the 21st centary Read more
Prince of Wales visited Cotswold Farm Park to show his support for all RBST accredited farm parks. Read more
The Prince of Wales visits Cotswold Farm Park to discuss Rare Breeds Conservation Read more
RBST welcomes the Government's support for native livestock and equines in Agriculture Bill, but we are worried about backbench MPs attempts to restrict it. Read our briefing. Read more
In 2020 RBST is focussing on native longwool sheep breeds with it's 'Love a Longwool' campaign Read more
An introduction to our new Trustees John and Ryan. Read more
RBST is aligning itself with a growing network of organisations Read more
George Eustice spoke at the Lop project launch on Tuesday 25th June Read more
The future of the Lop Pig will now be more secure Read more
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One month until Jonathan runs the iconic London Marathon for RBST Read more
See a summary of our response highlighting native breeds Read more
Government advisory body’s report highlights need to invest in our native livestock Read more
A super fundraising effort from Colchester YFC Read more
Are you signed up to the APHA animal breeds at risk register? Read more
All the results from the Young Shepherd of the Year competition Read more
RBST is excited to announce that it has just welcomed the rare Albion cattle onto the Watchlist, as a recognised UK native rare breed Read more
Our friends at the Woolly Roadshow have lots of plans for #WoolWeek 2018 Read more
Cattle-grazing returns to The Green Park to help wildlife thrive Read more