18th April: River Tweed Announces Salmon Rod Catch and Climate Change Resilience Efforts
The River Tweed Commission (RTC) announces a salmon rod catch of 5,720, accompanied by an encouraging increase in the sea-trout […]
The River Tweed Commission (RTC) announces a salmon rod catch of 5,720, accompanied by an encouraging increase in the sea-trout […]
Fisheries Management Scotland is delighted to announce the appointment of Chloe Grant as our new Wild Salmon Conservation Manager. Chloe […]
Our annual conference – Cold, Clean Water – Steering the Future for Scotland’s Rivers – was held in Aviemore on […]
Fisheries Management Scotland today launched a suite of 44 fishery management plans at our Annual Conference. The plans have been […]
Applications will open for the fourth year of the Marine Fund Scotland today. Addressing the Fisheries Management Scotland conference today, […]
Six decades of ecological monitoring on a stream close to King Charles’ Deeside home is providing the science needed for […]
The number of wild Atlantic salmon returning to Scottish coastal waters has declined since estimates began in the 1970s[1]. Catches […]
A vast herring spawning ground off Scotland’s west coast has been spotted from space. Researchers used underwater cameras to film […]
Rivers in Scotland’s west and northwest could be the most sensitive to climate change and should be monitored more closely, […]
Save The Spring, a transformational programme focused on the restoration of the River Dee, is driving forward its ambitions thanks […]