AS SUMMER finally starts, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency is encouraging farmers and land managers to play their part in […]
Read MoreScots boost to bid to prevent at-risk pearl mussels from becoming history
Great to see our member fishery trust on the Kyle of Sutherland leading conservation work to protect freshwater pearl mussels. […]
Read MoreScotland’s salmon and sea trout statistics published. Fisheries Management Scotland urge Scottish Ministers to act now to save our salmon.
Today, Wednesday 26th May, saw the release of the official Scottish Government 2020 catch statistics for salmon and sea trout. […]
Read MorePink Salmon Sightings in Scotland: What to do and why it is important to report?
As part of Invasive Species Week during the week 24–30 May, we are raising awareness of the potential arrival of […]
Read MoreSheep v giant hogweed: The woolly warriors fighting Scotland’s most dangerous plant
This is a detailed article from The Press & Journal reporting on the feasibiltiy of sheep to control giant hogweed. […]
Read MoreGalloway Fisheries Trust offering second six-month paid internship for young person
Today’s Daily Record profiles the internship opportunity with our member fisheries trust operating in the South West of Scotland – […]
Read MoreRenton Burn Restoration: Vandalism delays plans for the area
ATTEMPTS at a burn restoration project in Renton have been set back by mindless vandalism of newly planted trees. Loch […]
Read MoreRiver partnership shortlisted for environment award
This is great news for all partners involved in this river restoration project. The partnership tasked with looking after the […]
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland welcome Charlotte Middleton
We are delighted to welcome Charlotte Middleton to Fisheries Management Scotland as our Aquaculture Interactions Manager to continue our work […]
Read MoreScottish Water spillage in River Eden killed hundreds of fish and caused years of damage to salmon and trout stocks
This is an appalling pollution incident and exacerbated by a lack of understanding from the staff involved. It is hoped […]
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