Additional funding package announced for nature projects. More than £6 million of additional funding is being invested in nature enhancing […]
Read More21st August: SEPA warn of possible water abstraction restrictions in the east early next week
Parts of eastern Scotland remain under sustained water scarcity pressure, and a small number of catchments are approaching trigger levels […]
Read More8 August: Scotland sees first reports of invasive, non-native pink salmon in 2025
Invasive non-native pink salmon have been reported in four sites in Scotland so far this summer, with fish spotted in […]
Read More4th August: UK Environment Agency warns of invasive pink salmon threat to local fisheries
The UK Environment Agency has urged anglers to report catches or sightings of invasive Pacific pink salmon, which are expected […]
Read More24th July: New Short Film Urging Anglers to Help Save Scotland’s Wild Salmon Featuring Iconic Scottish Television Actor and Angler Paul Young
“Small Changes, Big Impact” shows how making the right decision on the water can help Scotland’s wild salmon survive. Fisheries […]
Read More17th July: £1.87m in funding to drive nature investment
Projects across the country which are expanding woodland, restoring saltmarsh and peatlands, and protecting threatened species have been awarded a […]
Read More8th July: Extreme E’s Hydro X Prix has ‘transformative’ impact on restoring salmon breeding grounds
An all-electric racing series’ visit to Dumfriesshire has had a “truly transformative” impact on a project to restore salmon breeding grounds. This […]
Read More3rd July: ‘They are a species on the brink’: can trees save the salmon in Scotland’s River Dee?
Last year, a single female was recorded returning to one tributary of a river usually celebrated for its fish. Now […]
Read More2nd June: Public urged to report sightings of non-native pink salmon
Fisheries Management Scotland, on behalf of the Pink Salmon Task Group is urging the public to be on the look-out […]
Read More25th June: Tweed Foundation Appoints Habitat Audit Officer to Lead Groundbreaking River Restoration Project for Atlantic Salmon Conservation
The Scottish Borders is set to benefit from cutting-edge conservation expertise with the appointment of Matthew Little to a new […]
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