Members

Northumberland County Council exercises a range of statutory duties including strategic planning and highway maintenance.

The RSPB is a registered charity whose principal objectives are the conservation of wild birds and their habitats.

Scottish Borders Council is the unitary local authority responsible for the provision of all local government services for the Borders region.

Natural England is the Government Funded body, established to promote the conservation of England's wildlife and natural features.

The Scottish Agricultural College is an innovative, knowledge-based organisation, which supports the development of rural industries and communities.

The Borders Angling Federation represents all the Trout Angling Clubs within the Scottish Borders.

The trust was established to enable the development of a range of integrated environmental, social and economic projects that would aid the restoration of the area's native woodland heritage.

The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is responsible for implementing Government Policy for agriculture, environment and fisheries within England.

Forestry Commission Scotland serves as the forestry department of the Scottish Executive, advising on and implementing forestry policy and managing the national forest estate.

Scottish Natural Heritage is an independent government agency, which aims to safeguard and enhance Scotland's natural heritage.

The Environment Agency is a Government Organisation established to provide an efficient and integrated environmental protection system for England and Wales which will both improve the environment and contribute to the Governments goal of sustainable development.

Northumbrian Water provides water and waste water services to household and business customers across Northumbria.

The River Tweed Commission (formerly the River Tweed Commissioners) is charged under The Scotland Act 1998 (River Tweed) Order 2006 with the general preservation and increase of salmon, sea trout, trout and other freshwater fish in the River Tweed and its Tributaries.

The Scottish Rural Property and Business Association (SRPBA) uniquely represents the role and interests of those involved with rural property and businesses connected with the land.

Scottish Water provides water and waste water services to household and business customers across Scotland.

Scottish Enterprise is Scotland's main economic development agency, funded by the Scottish Executive.

The Scottish Executive Environment & Rural Affairs Department is responsible for implementing the Government's policy for agriculture and fisheries in Scotland.

Business Relationship Managers are based at VisitScotland offices located throughout the country.

The NFU Scotland is a national organisation promoting and protecting the interests of the Scottish farming industry.

The Tweed Foundation, a company with charitable status, aims to protect and enhance the economic and social value of the fishes of the Tweed and the Eye through the study, maintenance and restoration of their populations, ecosystems and habitats and the encouragement of wider participation in angling.

The Southern Upland Partnership aims, through partnership to achieve the integration of environmental, social and economic landuse policies in the Southern Uplands.

SEPA is a National Government Agency established to provide an efficient and integrated environmental protection system for Scotland.

The Northumberland National Park is managed by the National Park Authority (NPA). The NPAs main objective is the conservation and enhancement of the parks natural beauty.