Our annual conference – Cold, Clean Water – Steering the Future for Scotland’s Rivers – was held in Aviemore on […]
Read More28th March: Fishery Management Plans launched at Fisheries Management Scotland Conference
Fisheries Management Scotland today launched a suite of 44 fishery management plans at our Annual Conference. The plans have been […]
Read More28th March: Marine Fund Scotland 2024-25 launches
Applications will open for the fourth year of the Marine Fund Scotland today. Addressing the Fisheries Management Scotland conference today, […]
Read More25th March: Most detailed long-term study in the world provides science to support Scottish salmon recovery
Six decades of ecological monitoring on a stream close to King Charles’ Deeside home is providing the science needed for […]
Read More25th March: Wild salmon strategy implementation plan progress report: 2023-2024
The number of wild Atlantic salmon returning to Scottish coastal waters has declined since estimates began in the 1970s[1]. Catches […]
Read More25th March: New herring spawning grounds spotted from space
A vast herring spawning ground off Scotland’s west coast has been spotted from space. Researchers used underwater cameras to film […]
Read More8th March: Study raises concerns over rising river temperatures in Scotland
Rivers in Scotland’s west and northwest could be the most sensitive to climate change and should be monitored more closely, […]
Read More6th 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 More29th February: Scottish wild salmon crisis deepens as provisional catch figures are released for 2023
The provisional Scottish Government catch statistics for 2023 were released today. These are the lowest catches reported for wild Atlantic […]
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