The Sunart Community Company and Strontian Angling Association have embarked on an ambitious, long-term plan to save the Strontian River’s […]
Read MoreCeltic Sea Trout Project Meets in Dumfries
On Tuesday 11th June the management group of the Celtic Sea Trout Project met in Dumfries and gave a series […]
Read MoreSalmon genome to be studied to breed farmed fish more resistent to sea lice
As climate change and increasing aquaculture production fuel the sea lice problem, some researchers hope knowledge from the soon-to-be sequenced […]
Read MoreRiver Annan – River watch on poachers
The River Annan & District Salmon Fishery Board has developed a partnership approach with Police Scotland to crack down on […]
Read MoreMarine energy risk to salmon studied
Scientists are examining what impact marine energy devices planned for the Pentland Firth might have on migrating Atlantic salmon. The […]
Read MoreGM salmon can breed with wild fish and pass on genes
The potential risks of genetically modified fish escaping into the wild have been highlighted in a new study. Scientists from […]
Read MoreMarine Scotland Science salmon satellite tagging study
During the summer of 2013, Marine Scotland Science (MSS) are planning to deploy pop-up satellite tags on up to 50 […]
Read MoreSalmon catches leap as Tay returns to its heyday
Salmon catches on Scotland’s biggest river have leapt more than 75% since last year, and could be as much as […]
Read MoreMarine Harvest to seek Aquaculture Stewardship Council accreditation
Marine Harvest, Scotland’s largest salmon farm company today announced it has committed itself to a new international scheme aiming to […]
Read MoreOffshore tackles onshore – River Don Trust and Bibby Offshore unite to deliver volunteer programme to assist with river restoration
The River Don Trust has teamed up with volunteers from Bibby Offshore, a subsea installation provider for operators worldwide, to […]
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