The Government, in the Face of the Disappearance of Salmon in Spain: “The Scientific Criterion Is Despised and Politics Takes Precedence”
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They do not paint things well for fans of salmon fishing in Asturias. With their closure in Galicia and in some Navarren rivers, the Principality has become a stronghold in the North for enthusiasts of an activity with tradition and history in the region. But the scarcity of catches in recent years has led to the beginning of questioning the practice to the point that the Ministry of Ecological Transition (Miteco) values declaring the species to…
Atlantic salmon stocks in Spain have fallen more than 80% in ten years (2015-2024) and the situation of the species in the country is much more serious than in general, according to data collected by the Iberian Society of Ictiology (SIBIC), which urges its inclusion in the Spanish Catalogue of Threatened Species in the endangered species category and the immediate prohibition of its sport fishing.
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