A ground-breaking project has got underway to restore the river habitat for the benefit of local fish populations – including…
Read MoreConserving wild salmon
More than ÂŁ500,000 to study the pressures faced from pollution and climate change. A project to gauge the impact of…
Read MoreResources to reduce river temperatures and protect Atlantic Salmon
Freshwater fisheries and associated expenditure such as salmon angling, accommodation and tourism are worth almost ÂŁ80 million a year to…
Read MoreScotland’s fastest-flowing river ‘devastated’ by hydro schemes
Hydro-electric schemes have had a “devastating impact” on a river dubbed the “fastest flowing in Scotland”, it has been claimed….
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland members projects shortlisted for Nature of Scotland Awards 2021
We are delighted to see a number of Fisheries Management Scotland members featuring in the shortlist for the 2021 Nature…
Read MoreRiver Dee partnership shortlisted in Nature of Scotland Awards
A PARTNERSHIP in charge of looking after the River Dee catchment has been named as a finalist in the Nature…
Read MoreGround-breaking primary school citizen science project in Glasgow
Ground-breaking primary school citizen science project in Glasgow helps inspire our salmon stewards of the future ahead of COP26.  Led by…
Read MoreSpey Fishery Board calls for water in Spey tributaries to be restored as the impacts of hydro-electricity water diversions are made clear
The River Spey is a designated Special Area of Conservation for a range of species, including Scotland’s iconic wild Atlantic…
Read MorePeat restoration plans for moors south of Inverness
Two tracts of Inverness-shire moorland are the subject of notices to Highland Council planning department to inform it of their…
Read MoreFishing for data: Fisheries trusts work with anglers to gather information to conserve Atlantic salmon
Scotland’s Fisheries Trusts and District Salmon Fishery Boards are participating in a national project designed to gather information on the…
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