As widely predicted the Durban UN Conference on Climate Change (COP17) has failed to reach a legally-binding global agreement on […]
Read MoreRiver Thurso “mothballs” hatchery
The proprietors and management of the Thurso have opted not to operate the river’s hatchery this winter as they believe that […]
Read MoreSalmon are in the classroom at Cluny!
Pupils at a small rural Donside school were praised by environment minister Stewart Stevenson for their excellent work on a […]
Read MoreSEweb: gateway to Scotland’s environment
For the first time, everything you want to know about Scotland’s environment will now be available at the touch of […]
Read MoreASFB and RAFTS now on Twitter
The Association of Salmon Fishery Boards (ASFB) and Rivers and Fisheries Trusts of Scotland (RAFTS) are now on Twitter. Find […]
Read MoreEU sounds alarm for threatened freshwater species
Many of Europe’s freshwater fish and molluscs are now threatened species, a new EU study shows. The European Commission called […]
Read MoreNew rules on Forth and Teith
FROM February anglers will have to adhere to strict new catch-and-release rules on council beats on the Forth and Teith […]
Read MoreASFB Annual General Meeting 2011
The Association of Salmon Fishery Boards (ASFB) held its Annual General Meeting at Perth Racecourse on 15th November. Alan Wells, […]
Read MoreSo Many Fish……….So Few Catches!
The Tweed Foundation has just produced an answer to a frequently asked question: “How Long Do Salmon Stay Catch-able?” Particularly […]
Read MoreMinister visits Nith District Salmon Fishery Board
Stewart Stevenson MSP, Scottish Government Minister for Environment and Climate Change, recently accepted an invitation from the Nith District Salmon […]
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