20th January: Successful river restoration scheme for graduates returns
Scotland’s nature-based careers sector is to receive a welcome boost with the return of the successful Working with Rivers scheme, […]
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20th January: Alarm over scheme allowing more lice at salmon farms
An international food labelling scheme is to allow five times more lice at salmon farms, prompting Scotland’s official fisheries management […]
17th January: Actor Burn Gorman and author David Profumo land lead roles in Tay salmon fishing season opening ceremony
Actor Burn Gorman and author David Profumo performed the ceremonial task of opening the salmon fishing season at Meikleour on […]
16th January: Fisheries Management Scotland reporting apps – news digest
Fisheries Management Scotland have developed a suite of Apps to help the public to report issues that they see affecting […]
16th January: Ceremony at the River Tay to mark start of new salmon season
The banks of the River Tay were cast open to anglers this morning as the Tay salmon fishing season got […]
12th January: The Galloway Fisheries Trust Seek New Intern
The Galloway Fisheries Trust (GFT) has a six-month, paid internship post available, starting in March 2023. The Intern will work […]
12th January: River Thurso in ‘tip-top condition’ as anglers mark start of 2023 salmon season
Keen anglers found the River Thurso in “tip-top condition” as the 2023 salmon season got under way on Wednesday with […]
12th January : Successful River Restoration Scheme for Graduates Returns
Scotland’s nature-based careers sector is to receive a welcome boost with the return of the successful Working with Rivers scheme, […]
11 January 2023: Become a Guardian of your Local River with Fisheries Management Scotland’s New Apps
In recent years, there has been concern about the presence of non-native Pink salmon, outbreaks of disease and escaped farmed […]
19th December: Fisheries Management Scotland Position Statement on recent changes to ASC Standards
See Fisheries Management Scotland’s Position Statement on recent changes made to the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC) Certification Standards.