There has been extensive media coverage this week, following the publication of the official catch statistics for salmon and sea…
Read MoreOfficial Scottish Government statistics show that salmon catches in 2018 have reached the lowest levels ever recorded
Fisheries Management Scotland call for salmon conservation to become a national priority The official Scottish Government salmon catch statistics for…
Read MoreScientists fear ‘distinct species’ of brown trout never seen before is at risk in Scotland’s ‘Galapagos lochs’
Scientists fear the survival of a distinct species of brown trout, which has never been seen before and was only…
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland conference attracts over 160 delegates
The Fisheries Management Scotland Conference – Salmon and people in a changing world – was held in Edinburgh on March…
Read MoreWork on Europe’s largest salmon project begins
Europe’s biggest salmon research project has commenced in the north-east of Scotland, with equipment installed at seven major rivers. Receiver…
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland Conference – 29 March
Salmon and People in a Changing World The Fisheries Management Scotland annual conference ‘Salmon and People in a Changing World’,…
Read MoreIn the game of love, local salmon have a home-ground advantage
Salmon spawning in their home rivers have the edge in mating over those born in other streams. This was the…
Read MoreNew research finds salmon survival surprisingly low when migrating to sea
A new study shows low salmon survival when leaving freshwater is an important factor in declining European salmon populations, according to early…
Read MoreClimate change is cooking salmon in the Pacific Northwest
The Tulalip Indian Reservation sits on the east side of the Puget Sound, about 40 miles north of Seattle, Washington,…
Read MoreConcern over loss of young salmon in River Dee
New research indicates that 48% of juvenile fish, known as smolts, died on their way to sea. And river managers…
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