After a summer of high water scarcity across the Scottish Borders, pupils at one primary school in the region have […]
Read More25th September: Transforming Scotland’s Rivers: 11 Riverwoods Development Grants Awarded
Ahead of World Rivers Day 2025 – a celebration of the world’s waterways held annually on the fourth Sunday of September – over £200,000 in funding has been awarded to […]
Read More18th September: Notice of next Board Meeting of River Girvan District Salmon Fishery Board
NOTICE OF NEXT BOARD MEETING: From: The Clerk to the River Girvan District Salmon Fishery Board, c/o Ayrshire Rivers Trust, […]
Read More15th September: Run Balmoral champions the River Dee Trust’s One Million Trees campaign
Run Balmoral participants this year not only enjoyed the scenery of the countryside of upper Deeside but helped tackle the […]
Read More12th September: Critically-endangered species returns to upstream River Annan
A CRITICALLY-endangered species of eel has officially returned to upstream River Annan thanks to an eel pass installed at Milnby […]
Read More9th September: Robson Green rallies Friends of the River Dee
TV legend Robson Green is supporting Friends of the River Dee, a new initiative by award-winning Aberdeenshire conservation charity the […]
Read More8th September: Six new areas of Scotland reach Significant Scarcity bringing current total to 13
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has confirmed that six new areas have reached Significant Scarcity. Restrictions are being issued […]
Read More6th September: National Park: Peatland is unsung hero in our climate crisis
Across Scotland, peatlands are the unsung superheroes (13 per cent of the planet’s blanket bogs are found here) in tackling climate […]
Read More3rd September: Scottish anglers told to ‘catch and kill’ invasive pink salmon
SCOTTISH anglers have been urged to catch and kill an invasive non-native species of salmon after numbers of the fish […]
Read More1st September: Lower Spey and Berwickshire catchments move to Significant Scarcity as rain fails to bring relief
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has placed the Lower Spey and Berwickshire catchments at Significant Scarcity, bringing the total […]
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