The Atlantic salmon of Scotland are hardy and determined animals. Each spring and summer, they return from the North Atlantic Ocean to breed […]
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Doon District Salmon Fishery Board Annual Public Meeting: 28 April 2022
NOTICE OF ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING You are hereby given formal notice of the Annual Public Meeting of the River Doon […]
Read More5 April 2022: NatureScot – An ambitious plan for nature
Scotland’s nature agency NatureScot has published its vision for the next four years, setting out an ambitious plan to protect, restore […]
Read More2 April 2022: Strong turnout for Deeside premiere of salmon film Riverwoods
The Deeside premiere of Riverwoods, a feature-length film about the plight of Scotland’s salmon, was held at The Barn in […]
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Read More1 April 2022: Hunting with dogs fuels ‘frustrating’ hike in Scottish wildlife crime
Wildlife crime has increased in Scotland by more than 10 per cent over the last year, according to new statistics released […]
Read More1 April 2022: Queen’s life at Balmoral celebrated in exhibition
The Queen’s relationship with her Scottish summer holiday home at Balmoral is being celebrated in a special exhibition to mark […]
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland consultation response: Scottish Government – National Planning Framework 4
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Read More21 March 2022: Salmon tracking study is starting to give results
An ambitious salmon tracking study is starting to shed light on how the species uses the west coast of Scotland. […]
Read More19 March 2022: Art installation heads to Balmoral to celebrate salmon conservation
A SALMON sculpture which represents climate change will become the first contemporary art exhibited at Balmoral Castle. The artwork by […]
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