Fisheries Management Scotland is urging Ministers to act urgently to combat the effects of rising water temperatures on vulnerable species […]
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland publish new guidance on escaped farmed fish
Escapes of farmed fish can have a range of negative impacts on Scotland’s native fish. This can include weakening the […]
Read MoreUpdate on Storm Damage at Carradale North Salmon Farm
Following several discussions with Mowi, Fisheries Management Scotland can now provide the following update. On August 20, 2020, Mowi’s salmon […]
Read MoreStorm Damage at Carradale North Salmon Farm
Mowi Scotland contacted Fisheries Management Scotland and the Argyll District Salmon Fishery Board and Fisheries Trusts on 20th August to […]
Read MoreMuseum celebrating River Tweed salmon ready to leap into life
A museum celebrating centuries of salmon fishing on the River Tweed is to open next month. The facility in Kelso […]
Read MoreSalmon fishery board chiefs call for ‘urgent action’ as raw sewage spills into West Lothian river again
Heavy rain on Thursday combined with a blockage at the East Calder Waste Water Treatment Works meant plant operator Veolia […]
Read MoreSpey Catchment Initiative – Eco-Project Boost for the River Calder
The Spey Catchment Initiative is delighted to announce a substantial boost for the River Calder above Newtonmore, following the grant […]
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland welcomes Polly Burns
We are delighted to welcome Polly Burns to Fisheries Management Scotland, to support the management of interactions between farmed and […]
Read MoreRescue operation to release young salmon trapped in Inverness canal locks system
A massive rescue operation is under way in Inverness to help thousands of young salmon trapped in the Caledonian Canal […]
Read MoreCOVID-19: Move to resume angling in Scotland welcomed
Fisheries Management Scotland welcome the First Minister’s announcement today that angling activity can resume in Scotland in line with the […]
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