Scottish Government Responds to Salmon Interactions Working Group Report Funding of more than £650,000 will extend the salmon counter network […]
Read MoreNatureScot release ambitious new strategy to expand nature-based jobs
Scotland’s natural landscape is, of course, one of its greatest assets. It also has a major role to play in […]
Read MoreInnovative Project Gets Underway To Support Fish Populations In The Black Water Of Dee
A ground-breaking project has got underway to restore the river habitat for the benefit of local fish populations – including […]
Read MoreConserving wild salmon
More than £500,000 to study the pressures faced from pollution and climate change. A project to gauge the impact of […]
Read MoreResources to reduce river temperatures and protect Atlantic Salmon
Freshwater fisheries and associated expenditure such as salmon angling, accommodation and tourism are worth almost £80 million a year to […]
Read MoreScotland’s fastest-flowing river ‘devastated’ by hydro schemes
Hydro-electric schemes have had a “devastating impact” on a river dubbed the “fastest flowing in Scotland”, it has been claimed. […]
Read MoreBarrhead school taking part of Project ahead of UN Climate summit
A BARRHEAD primary is taking part in a ground-breaking “school citizen science project” ahead of Glasgow hosting the UN Climate […]
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland members projects shortlisted for Nature of Scotland Awards 2021
We are delighted to see a number of Fisheries Management Scotland members featuring in the shortlist for the 2021 Nature […]
Read MoreRiver Dee partnership shortlisted in Nature of Scotland Awards
A PARTNERSHIP in charge of looking after the River Dee catchment has been named as a finalist in the Nature […]
Read MoreGround-breaking primary school citizen science project in Glasgow
Ground-breaking primary school citizen science project in Glasgow helps inspire our salmon stewards of the future ahead of COP26. Led by […]
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