A ‘Loch Ness Monster’ has been found as part of a pioneering acoustic tracking study on the loch’s population of […]
Read More6 November 2021: Pet flea treatments poisoning rivers across England, scientists find
Discovery is ‘extremely concerning’ for water insects, and fish and birds that depend on them. Highly toxic insecticides used on […]
Read MoreBack from the dead: Race to save Romania’s 65 million-year-old fish
On a tiny stretch of the fast-flowing Valsan river in Romania lives one of the rarest fish in Europe, and […]
Read MoreAdults salmons’ anchovy diet may be causing juvenile mortality
On a day the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service reported a salmon population increase in Clear Creek off the Sacramento […]
Read MoreWorld heritage status for Scottish peat bogs could help UK hit net zero goals
Hopes rise that the Flow Country, the world’s largest carbon store, could become first peatland to win the status Andrew […]
Read MoreCrown Estate Scotland Pilot Project – Forth DSFB
Crown Estate Scotland and Forth District Salmon Fishery Board (Forth DSFB) have signed an agreement which will see Forth DSFB […]
Read MoreNotice of meetings: Lossie DSFB & Findhorn, Nairn & Lossie Fisheries Trust
The Findhorn Nairn & Lossie Fisheries Trust AGM and Lossie DSFB meeting of qualified proprietors will take place as below: […]
Read MorePublic’s views sought on Carradale land management plan
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) is inviting people in and around East Kintyre to take part in the development of […]
Read MorePeatland forests: the swamps and bogs where tree-planting isn’t clear-cut
The Scottish peatlands have become an unlikely provocateur of one of environmentalism’s main questions of late: is tree-planting always a […]
Read MoreCaptive-bred salmon in wild may do more harm than good
Releasing captive-bred Atlantic salmon into the ocean, a long-standing practice to boost stocks for commercial fishing, reduces the rate at […]
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