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Climate change is cooking salmon in the Pacific Northwest

February 13, 2019 News

The Tulalip Indian Reservation sits on the east side of the Puget Sound, about 40 miles north of Seattle, Washington, […]

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Concern over loss of young salmon in River Dee

February 13, 2019 News

New research indicates that 48% of juvenile fish, known as smolts, died on their way to sea. And river managers […]

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Rugby legend takes up fishing tackle to officially open Dee salmon season

February 7, 2019 News

Hundreds of onlookers lined the riverbank by Banchory Lodge Hotel with glasses charged, ready to toast the River and launch […]

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SSE withdraw Clunie power station expansion plans after salmon fears

February 4, 2019 News

Plans to expand a Highland Perthshire hydroelectric station have been pulled after a series of objections over the impact on […]

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Call to protect young salmon from harbour dredging

February 4, 2019 News

Fishery managers are calling for an end to dredging in Aberdeen harbour when young salmon are migrating to the sea. […]

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Salmon populations may adapt their eggs to survive in degraded rivers

February 3, 2019 News

A University of Southampton study suggests that the membrane of salmon eggs may evolve to cope with reduced oxygen levels […]

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Salmon fisherman of Inverness raise a glass to the new season

February 2, 2019 News

More than 60 people were piped down to on the riverbank at Holm Mills to watch Provost Helen Carmichael to […]

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Esk Salmon Fishery Board ends netting for salmon and sea trout on the River North Esk

January 9, 2019 News

Salmon Fishery Board purchases last remaining active netting station in Angus. The Esk District Salmon Fishery Board (DSFB) has purchased […]

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ICES Report documents fifty years of marine tag recoveries from Atlantic salmon

January 7, 2019 News

To track Atlantic salmon movements from river to sea and back, millions of salmon have been tagged over the past […]

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Scots climate change endangers dolphins and salmon

January 7, 2019 News

Global warming is driving some of Scotland’s most totemic plants and animals north in search of cooler climes. But many are […]

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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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