19 March 2022: Art installation heads to Balmoral to celebrate salmon conservation
A SALMON sculpture which represents climate change will become the first contemporary art exhibited at Balmoral Castle. The artwork by […]
A SALMON sculpture which represents climate change will become the first contemporary art exhibited at Balmoral Castle. The artwork by […]
The West Coast Tracking Project is a unique study delivered in partnership between Marine Scotland, Fisheries Management Scotland and the […]
Scotland’s climate is changing, but action to adapt to critical impacts such as wetter winters and rising sea levels has […]
Low water levels after May and an early season impacted by Covid-19 restrictions were amongst a number of factors contributing […]
The Doon District Salmon Fishery Board will hold their next meeting of fishery proprietors on Thursday 31 March. This meeting […]
A feature-length documentary about Scotland’s precious salmon rivers narrated by Peter Capaldi will be screened for free across the country. […]
Fewer salmon in the southern region of Norway, a country that provides 20 percent of the world’s supply, are returning […]
The Black Water of Dee, from Clatteringshaws down to Loch Ken, is hosting a really exciting, internationally innovative project to […]
The Wester Ross Fisheries Trust works to conserve, restore and develop productive fisheries in Wester Ross by working closely with […]
Forestry and Land Scotland has been awarded a £25,000 grant by NatureScot for riparian enhancement work on the Garple Burn, […]