Rivers in Scotland’s west and northwest could be the most sensitive to climate change and should be monitored more closely, […]
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6th March: bp partnership creates new role for River Dee restoration programme
Save The Spring, a transformational programme focused on the restoration of the River Dee, is driving forward its ambitions thanks […]
Read More4 March: Salmon fishing season officially opens on River Nith
South Scotland MSP Colin Smyth has officially opened the 2024 salmon fishing season as part of a ceremony organised by […]
Read More27th February: New tool detects toxic chemicals from car tyres in freshwater systems
Scientists have developed a new tool to detect whether a toxic chemical used in car tyres is present in rivers, […]
Read More27th February: Casting a line at the start of Scottish Salmon fishing season
Anglers in Dumfries and Galloway have gathered to celebrate the start of the salmon fishing season on the River Nith. […]
Read More16th February: First salmon of 2024 season caught on River Brora
The first salmon of the season has been caught on the River Brora, head water bailiff Martin Livings has reported. […]
Read More16th February: Upbeat opening for salmon season on Angus rivers after Storm Babet’s costly impact
Some fishery owners suffered six-figure damage but there is optimism for 2024 salmon fishing prospects on the North and South […]
Read More11th February: Marine protection: The Scottish species in decline
Dozens of Scotland’s marine and coastal species are critically endangered or in rapid decline due to industrial fishing, climate change, […]
Read More7th February: Innovative techniques used to detect the presence of invasive non-native Pink salmon in Scotland
We are delighted to announce the summary findings from a national surveillance programme, funded by the Scottish Government and delivered […]
Read More2nd February: Protecting Wild Salmon
Cabinet Secretary launches Sustainable Rivers Audit as new Tweed season starts Net Zero Secretary Màiri McAllan visited Kelso for the […]
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