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Fishing: 38 miles of new water for anglers to explore in West Lothian

January 14, 2022 News

West Lothian Angling Association will have an additional 38 miles of water for local fishermen to explore as talks to […]

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Fisheries Management Scotland welcomes the publication of the Scottish Wild Salmon Strategy

January 14, 2022 News

Scottish Government urged to act quickly to save our wild salmon Fisheries Management Scotland have welcomed the publication of the […]

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Bright start to salmon season as anglers gather for River Thurso ceremony

January 12, 2022 News

A group of about 30 anglers gathered on a clear, frosty morning at Halkirk to mark the start of the […]

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New research on magnetite in salmon noses illuminates understanding of sensory mechanisms enabling magnetic perception across life

January 11, 2022 News

It’s widely understood that animals such as salmon, butterflies and birds have an innate magnetic sense, allowing them to use […]

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New director appointed to Ness District Salmon Fishery Board ready to face challenges of global salmon crisis

January 7, 2022 News

A new river director has been appointed to the Ness District Salmon Fishery Board’s 2000 sq miles network of rivers […]

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11 minute read – The history, science and future of salmon stocking

January 7, 2022 News

We have been stocking salmon for a long time. From the middle of the nineteenth century salmon managers have been […]

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Road salt contamination of freshwater ‘requires immediate attention,’ warns scientist

January 6, 2022 News

This article relates to the effect of road salt de-icer on water in the United States, and in particular the […]

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Climate change, invasive species found to drive native trout declines

January 4, 2022 News

In a new study published in Science Advances, University of Montana researchers found that climate change drives native trout declines by […]

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Dank, ancient and quite fantastic: Scotland’s peat bogs breathe again

January 4, 2022 News

Researchers are using satellite technology to monitor the health of these vital carbon sinks and help restore them. Flanders Moss […]

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Major peatland restoration plans revealed

December 29, 2021 News

Plans have been unveiled for peatland restoration and woodland creation in the north east, that aims to capture over 1.4 […]

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2nd June: Record levels of peatland restored

More than 14,000 hectares of degraded peatlands have been restored across Scotland in the last year, helping to reduce carbon ...
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