Ireland is experiencing a parallel decline in wild salmon as Scotland, where numbers caught are at their lowest since records were first […]
Read MoreSalmon Catch statistics 2018
There has been extensive media coverage this week, following the publication of the official catch statistics for salmon and sea […]
Read MoreOfficial Scottish Government statistics show that salmon catches in 2018 have reached the lowest levels ever recorded
Fisheries Management Scotland call for salmon conservation to become a national priority The official Scottish Government salmon catch statistics for […]
Read MoreScientists fear ‘distinct species’ of brown trout never seen before is at risk in Scotland’s ‘Galapagos lochs’
Scientists fear the survival of a distinct species of brown trout, which has never been seen before and was only […]
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland conference attracts over 160 delegates
The Fisheries Management Scotland Conference – Salmon and people in a changing world – was held in Edinburgh on March […]
Read MoreWork on Europe’s largest salmon project begins
Europe’s biggest salmon research project has commenced in the north-east of Scotland, with equipment installed at seven major rivers. Receiver […]
Read MoreFisheries Management Scotland Conference – 29 March
Salmon and People in a Changing World The Fisheries Management Scotland annual conference ‘Salmon and People in a Changing World’, […]
Read MoreIn the game of love, local salmon have a home-ground advantage
Salmon spawning in their home rivers have the edge in mating over those born in other streams. This was the […]
Read MoreNew research finds salmon survival surprisingly low when migrating to sea
A new study shows low salmon survival when leaving freshwater is an important factor in declining European salmon populations, according to early […]
Read MoreClimate change is cooking salmon in the Pacific Northwest
The Tulalip Indian Reservation sits on the east side of the Puget Sound, about 40 miles north of Seattle, Washington, […]
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