Extreme E were shortlisted following recognition of the organisation’s long–term approach in placing a purpose led sport alongside meaningful partnerships and local activations, including the launch of the Extreme […]
Read More27th September: ‘Rivers you think are pristine are not’: how drug pollution flooded the UK’s waterways – and put human health at risk
High levels of antibiotics and other drugs have been found in water in the country’s most treasured and protected landscapes, […]
Read More16 September: Kyle of Sutherland Fisheries hold first volunteer drop-in session at tree nursery
Kyle of Sutherland Fisheries has held its first volunteer drop-in session at its tree nursery. Participants were given the opportunity […]
Read More7th September: £250k for biodiversity projects
SEVEN key projects for the protection and restoration of biodiversity in Dumfries and Galloway have been identified for nearly £250,000 […]
Read More26th August: Nature funding to be used to settle council pay deals
Fisheries Management Scotland are extremely concerned to learn that funding from the Nature Restoration Fund to support crucial projects to […]
Read More25th August: Biggest improvements for salmon and sea trout in Galloway Dee in almost 100 years
Following a successful trial to improve fish migration combining an industrial dam and modern hydropower, work is now underway to […]
Read More9th August: Wild salmon fears prompt call for pause on hydro schemes
A salmon fishery board has called for a temporary halt on any further pumped storage hydro-electric schemes on Scottish lochs. […]
Read More7th August: The status of salmon in Scotland: 2024
Each year the conservation status of 173 Scottish salmon stocks is assessed to support national legislation using information on the number and biological characteristics […]
Read More2nd August: Annual conference videos now available online to view on our YouTube channel
The Fisheries Management Scotland annual conference – Cold, Clean Water – Steering the Future for Scotland’s Rivers – was held […]
Read More26th July: Scotland to have world’s first peatland UNESCO World Heritage site
The Flow Country has become the UK’s newest UNESCO World Heritage Site, having been granted the accolade today, at the […]
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