Fisheries Management Scotland today launched a suite of 44 fishery management plans at our Annual Conference. The plans have been […]
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28th March: Marine Fund Scotland 2024-25 launches
Applications will open for the fourth year of the Marine Fund Scotland today. Addressing the Fisheries Management Scotland conference today, […]
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29th February: Scottish wild salmon crisis deepens as provisional catch figures are released for 2023
The provisional Scottish Government catch statistics for 2023 were released today. These are the lowest catches reported for wild Atlantic […]
Read More27th February: How unhealthy Are Our Rivers? Dive into the latest State of Our Rivers Report from The Rivers Trust
Our friends at The Rivers Trust have published their latest State of Our Rivers Report and it was launched in […]
Read More07th December: SEPA confirms new regulatory framework
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) have confirmed a new framework, aimed at offering greater protection for wild salmon populations […]
Read More1st November: Invitation to Tender “Developing a Scottish source to sea, nature finance model”
New funding mechanisms are urgently needed if we are to meet nature targets to halt biodiversity loss on land and […]
Read More3rd October: River Dee revived after one of Scotland’s biggest ever dam removals
One of Scotland’s biggest ever dam removals has been completed in Aberdeenshire, opening up part of the River Dee to […]
Read More29th September: Summit to sea nature restoration continues at Ben Wyvis
More than 200 hectares of peatland has now been restored on the mountainside at NatureScot’s Ben Wyvis National Nature Reserve […]
Read More15th September: Fisheries Management Scotland Respond to SEPA’s Sea Lice Risk Assessment Framework Consultation
Salmon and sea trout populations across Scotland and the North Atlantic have declined significantly in recent decades. Following two Parliamentary […]
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