Around 50 trees which survived last year’s devastating Storm Arwen have been relocated and dug into the banks and bed […]
Read More27 October 2022: SEPA tackles fish barriers to bring life back to Scotland’s rivers
Two projects have been completed by Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) to help wild fish return to rivers in the […]
Read More23 October 2022: Salmon season celebrated as anglers catch plenty of whoppers
The River Tay has seen one of its best salmon-fishing seasons in recent years with catches up by a fifth. […]
Read More19 October 2022: Illegal salmon fishing to be targeted by police and river chiefs in Ayrshire
A new taskforce is being set up to protect the waters of the River Doon. Police and river wardens are […]
Read More11th October 2022: Britons urged to help monitor state of rivers, streams and canals
The public are being asked to take part in the first national water watch to survey rivers, streams and canals […]
Read More10 October 2022: Tens of thousands of salmon found dead after Canada drought
From Canada, this is a stark illustration of the suspected impact of climate change on our precious aquatic ecosystems. It’s […]
Read More9th October 2022 : National Trust For Scotland’s Woodland Restoration Project gets underway on Glen Geldie
The transformative project is one of the most ambitious habitat-restoration schemes ever tackled by the conservation charity. Glen Geldie is […]
Read More8th October 2022: Heavy rainfall helps ease water scarcity concerns
Recent heavy rainfall has helped to ease water scarcity concerns across most parts of Scotland. Abstraction bans were imposed in […]
Read More5th October 2022: River Dee project makes Nature of Scotland Awards shortlist
The team at the River Dee have been shortlisted in the Coast and Waters Award & Nature and Climate Action […]
Read More4th October 2022: Meet the WWI nurse who went to war with a ‘wriggling monster’ and caught UK’s biggest salmon 100 years ago
Georgina Ballantine’s 64lb salmon remains the largest recorded from a British river with rod and line. Gayle Ritchie looks at […]
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