An Angus environmental project dedicated to restoring and safeguarding native wildlife and habitat has won the UK River Prize 2023. […]
Read More19th April: Angus glen river project nominated for top award
A river restoration project in the Angus glens has been chosen as the sole Scottish finalist in a top UK-wide […]
Read More15th April: Keith Williams: Anglers’ concern over dwindling fish stocks is sincere and not for selfish reasons
Fishing has woven such an important thread through my life that I suspect it is something I will do for […]
Read More15th April: Invasive pink salmon set to arrive in the UK, and could threaten Atlantic species
Introduced to European Russia by Soviet scientists, climate change has allowed the pink salmon to boom in northern Norway and […]
Read More11 April: Top financier joins Spey Catchment Initiative
A well-known north east financier has been appointed to oversee what’s been described as the “most exciting development on Speyside […]
Read More3 April: Notice of Doon DSFB annual public meeting
The Annual Public Meeting of the River Doon District Salmon Fishery Board will take place on Thursday 20 April 2023 at 7:30pm […]
Read More2 April: Scots wildlife officer on challenges of policing 12,000 square miles of lochs, glens and islands
It’s Monday morning and PC Dan Sutherland tells me he has just accepted delivery of a box of dead crows […]
Read More25th March: New report warns salmon could vanish completely from Welsh rivers in next few decades
A new report has revealed that salmon and sea trout populations across Wales are declining “at unprecedented rates”. The report, commissioned […]
Read More23rd March: Researchers warn of ‘urgent’ need to understand impact of wind farms on precious peatlands
Environmental scientists at Nottingham Trent University have, for the first time, mapped the extent of known wind farm infrastructures, such […]
Read More11th March: Meagre catches on Scottish ‘Big Four’ rivers so far this season
It has been an inauspicious start to the 2023 salmon season in Scotland, to put it mildly. With all of […]
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