Ambitious plans have been announced for the future of freshwater pearl mussels in the Cairngorms National Park. One of the […]
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24th November: Plans unveiled to raise height of waterway connecting canal to Loch Ness
Plans to upgrade a historic section of waterway that joins the Caledonian Canal and Loch Ness have gone on show […]
Read More15th November: River restoration visit for local businesses
Guests of the River Dee Trust enjoyed a guided visit to Glen Muick on November 7 to see the progress of the […]
Read More13th November: Arran No Take Zone illegal fishing fine ‘meaningless’
A fine issued for illegal hand-diving for scallops in protected waters off Arran has been criticised as “paltry” and “a […]
Read More24th October: Counting Scotland’s Salmon
It is well established that the numbers of Atlantic salmon returning to Scottish rivers are declining, and that this is […]
Read More23rd October: UK rivers contain ‘cocktail of chemicals and stimulants’ endangering aquatic life
The UK’s rivers contain a cocktail of chemicals and stimulants including caffeine, antidepressants and painkillers from water company sewage releases, […]
Read More23rd October: Two men reported to prosecutors for illegal fishing on River Tay
Two men will be reported for illegal fishing on the River Tay near Perth. The men, aged 45 and 30, […]
Read More11th October: 65 bags of rubbish found in river
ABOUT 360 kilogrammes of rubbish has been recovered from the River Annan this year. The litter removal is part of […]
Read More5th October: One Million Trees wins national Climate Campaign of the Year Award
The River Dee Trust’s One Million Trees initiative has won the prestigious Climate Campaign of the Year Award in the […]
Read More30th September: Extreme E Shortlisted for BBC Green Sports Award
Extreme E were shortlisted following recognition of the organisation’s long–term approach in placing a purpose led sport alongside meaningful partnerships and local activations, including the launch of the Extreme […]
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