THE River Dee Trust has received a £9,000 donation from Maryculter House. The hotel has added a discretionary £1 charge […]
Read More27th July 2022 – Funding for Dee to save salmon and reduce flooding impacts
River Dee managers and conservation groups have welcomed funding for a major project to boost threatened salmon stocks in the […]
Read More23rd July 2022: Water shortages to become more frequent, says Sepa
Water shortages could become more serious and frequent due to climate change, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) has warned. […]
Read More22nd July 2022: Salmon returns to river after 100 years
Salmon have returned to the Garrell Burn in Kilsyth for the first time in 100 years, as a result of […]
Read More22nd July 2022 : Galloway Peatlands – There’s Something In The Water…
Dumfries & Galloway has a very important part to play in Scotland’s Peatland story. Around 20% of Scotland’s peatland can […]
Read More21 July 2022: Landscape-scale project to restore native woodland
Blanket bog and native woodlands are to be restored in a 25 sq mile (67 sq km) area of the […]
Read More12 July 2022: Removing barriers to freshwaters – Craig Macadam
Scotland is renowned for its rivers and lochs. Our freshwaters provide a home to iconic species such as Atlantic salmon […]
Read More9 July 2022: WATCH – Chris Daphne from Ness District Salmon Fishery Board tackles giant hogweed
A TOXIC invasive plant was spotted on a Black Isle beauty spot, residents are being warned. Professional dog walker, Angela […]
Read More1 July 2022: Police help swoop on illegal poaching in Ross-shire as Cromarty Firth District Salmon Fishery Board hails cooperative approach
POLICE have joined fishery board patrols targeting people who fish illegally as part of an operation which “proved to be […]
Read More30 June 2022: Tweed Foundation publish their 2021 report
The Tweed Foundation is a charitable trust working to protect, improve and enhance the stocks of all native freshwater fish […]
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