Wild Atlantic Salmon in Crisis: Urgent Action Needed Wild Atlantic salmon are in serious trouble. Across the northern hemisphere, their […]
Read More7th June: SP Energy Networks Takes Root In Crawick Water Nature Restoration To Protect D&G’s Number One Salmon ‘Maternity Hospital’
Dumfries and Galloway’s number one ‘maternity hospital’ for salmon has been helped by SP Energy Networks. Volunteers from the transmission […]
Read More2nd June: Record levels of peatland restored
More than 14,000 hectares of degraded peatlands have been restored across Scotland in the last year, helping to reduce carbon […]
Read More30th May: Wild salmon strategy implementation plan: annual progress report 2024
The second annual progress report under the Scottish wild salmon strategy implementation plan covering progress in 2024. Progress across each […]
Read More27th May: EU Court say MPAs must be protected from bottom trawling
The General Court of the European Union has ruled that Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) must be properly protected from fishing practices such […]
Read More27th May: Prolonged UK and Ireland Marine Heatwave
Sea temperatures around the UK and Ireland have risen over the past week, with some regions now measuring up to […]
Read More26th May: From Catchment to Coast—Ecological impact of juvenile Pacific pink salmon
Get ready for the 2025 pink salmon run when locals and fishing associations will trap as many pink salmon as […]
Read More22nd May: Waters surrounding UK gripped by prolonged marine heatwave
Northwest European waters are currently experiencing an extreme marine heatwave, with sea surface temperatures (SSTs) reaching record highs for April […]
Read More21st May: Fish emergency – Ayrshire Rivers Trust and Stinchar District Salmon Fishery Board work with local contractor to save young salmon
The River Stinchar estuary in South Ayrshire was subject to situation that arises on the Stinchar periodically when strong sea […]
Read More16th May: River Nairn and Findhorn’s low water levels prompts temporary halt to fishing amnidst concerns of saprolegnia outbreak
Warm days and a dry spell have prompted the closure of fishings on the River Nairn after water levels remaining […]
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