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20th November: Climate change: Welsh river temperature increases by 1C

November 20, 2022 News

A project observing the climate change impact on streams and rivers in Wales has seen its average temperature rise 1C […]

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8th November : Learning about Salmon Migration in Galloway’s River Dee

November 8, 2022 News

Over the last couple of years, a range of partners have come together to run an innovative project on the […]

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3rd November : Scotland’s First Academic Peatland Restoration Course Launched

November 3, 2022 News

A new course in peatland restoration, the first of its kind in Scotland, is now open for booking. The course, […]

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2nd November: Brown muck pouring into River Dee prompts pollution fears near Banchory

November 2, 2022 News

A ghillie working on the River Dee just to the west of Banchory last week recorded this footage of a […]

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31st October 2022: Buglife Scotland launches Guardians of our Rivers

October 31, 2022 News

“Guardians of our Rivers” a new Buglife Scotland project, focussing on connecting communities through rivers, is set to launch a […]

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31st October 2022 – Riverwoods: Scottish film about efforts to save wild salmon and boost nature hits TV screens

October 31, 2022 News

This is the message in a fascinating Scottish documentary which is shortly due to hit TV screens for the first […]

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29th October: Volunteers use dams and coconut husks to restore peatland in the Highlands

October 29, 2022 News

Teams from the John Muir Trust have partnered with Act Heritage and high school volunteers to restore a peatland site […]

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28th October 2022: Sustainable Scotland: Storm-damaged trees sunk in River Dee to boost nature and help save wild salmon

October 28, 2022 News

Around 50 trees which survived last year’s devastating Storm Arwen have been relocated and dug into the banks and bed […]

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23 October 2022: Salmon season celebrated as anglers catch plenty of whoppers

October 23, 2022 News

The River Tay has seen one of its best salmon-fishing seasons in recent years with catches up by a fifth. […]

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11th October 2022: Britons urged to help monitor state of rivers, streams and canals

October 11, 2022 News

The public are being asked to take part in the first national water watch to survey rivers, streams and canals […]

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1st May: SEPA warns of increasing water scarcity risk as the east coast of Scotland moves to Alert

Seventeen river catchments in Scotland are now at Alert level for water scarcity, with further hot and dry weather expected ...
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