Source: NESS DSFB – Notification of Board Meeting – 15th March 2018
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Scottish lochs ‘important stores’ of carbon
Scotland’s sea lochs play an important role in storing carbon which would otherwise contribute to climate change, scientists have suggested. […]
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Thanks to FishPal, The Tweed Foundation received a donation just shy of £2,000 for its TweedStart initiative. The cheque was […]
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Read MoreSpey Salmon Fishing Season Officially Opened
The Salmon Fishing season was officially opened on the River Spey on a bright sunny morning. About 200 people gathered […]
Read MoreSEPA water pollution prosecutions demonstrate environmental compliance is non-negotiable
Last week, Scottish Water was fined £17,000 for discharges from their Dunswood Sewage Treatment plant, North Lanarkshire, into the Red […]
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Despite the onset of social media the river reports in the Trout & Salmon magazine are still an important source […]
Read MoreFish in Schools Launches at Glasgow Science Centre
More than 370 children from the Glasgow area have attended a launch day at Glasgow Science Centre to mark the […]
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