A thousand salmon have been tagged on the River Tweed in the past decade, as scientists try to find out […]
Read MoreSSE withdraws their application to take more water from the Spey Catchment
The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has recently confirmed that Scottish & Southern Energy (SSE) has withdrawn an application to […]
Read MoreASFB and RAFTS welcome the publication of the final report and recommendations of the independent Wild Fisheries Review panel
The Association of Salmon Fishery Boards (ASFB) and Rivers and Fisheries Trusts of Scotland (RAFTS) have welcomed the publication of […]
Read MoreSalmon Farms can have Significant Impact on Wild Salmon and Sea Trout Stocks
The Chairman and Board of Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) have today (18.09.14) welcomed a definitive review of over 300 scientific […]
Read MoreChinese mitten crab found in River Clyde
An alien crab named as one of the planet’s worst invasive species has been found in the wild in Scotland […]
Read MoreMillions of pearl mussels wiped out by sewage pollution, say scientists
Millions of freshwater pearl mussels have been killed by sewage pollution of the River Spey in northeast Scotland over the […]
Read MoreSpotlight on hydro as barriers block salmon
MINI green energy schemes may pose a danger to struggling populations of wild salmon and trout by thwarting their journey […]
Read MoreEpic high Grampians walk produces windfall for River Dee Trust
An epic walk over some of Scotland’s most remote and testing terrain has now raised over £5,000 in support of […]
Read MoreSpring salmon protection explored
Scottish Government News Release Minister announces consultation to protect early-running spring salmon Options designed to take proactive action to protect […]
Read MoreMounting concern about underwater noise pollution harming marine wildlife
Marine wildlife is being killed, deformed, injured, traumatised and subjected to dangerous levels of stress by a crescendo of underwater […]
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