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Marine Conservation Group Claims Damage to Seabeds Is a ‘National Scandal’
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Marine Conservation Group Claims Damage to Seabeds Is a ‘National Scandal’

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The charity Open Seas accused Scottish ministers of continuing to allow ‘destructive’ fishing practices to be carried out in protected areas.See the Story
27th May: Prolonged UK and Ireland Marine Heatwave – Fisheries Management Scotland
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27th May: Prolonged UK and Ireland Marine Heatwave – Fisheries Management Scotland

Sea temperatures around the UK and Ireland have risen over the past week, with some regions now measuring up to 4°C above average — a spike that could impact marine ecosystems and swimmers alike. Dr Ségolène Berthou at the Met Office explained that “marine heatwaves in UK waters usually last around two to four weeks. This year’s event began early March and has continued into May, making it “one of the longest on record for this time of year.” OceRead Article

All of Scotland 'now facing water scarcity' amid dry weather, watchdog warns

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ALL of Scotland is now facing some level of water scarcity, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency has said ...Fish · ScotlandSee the Story

Water scarcity alert issued for more rivers amid low rainfall

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A water scarcity alert has been issued for more river catchments in Scotland amid low rainfall and warm temperatures.Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandSee the Story

10th April: Equinor partners with River Dee Trust to improve access to nature for children – Fisheries Management Scotland

Equinor is supporting the River Dee Trust, a charity which ensures that children from deprived areas in Aberdeen city and shire can access and enjoy the nature on their doorstep. The one-year investment, totalling £39,900, includes funding towards practical river restoration and biodiversity improvements, and supports the Trust’s acclaimed education programme. As a result of Equinor’s support, a dedicated transport and lunch fund has been establiAberdeen, Scotland · AberdeenSee the Story

9th April: River Dee Trust marks half-million trees milestone with pledge to step up restoration – Fisheries Management Scotland

The River Dee Trust and Fishery Board celebrate the halfway point in the multi award-winning One Million Trees campaign, by planting the 500,000th tree – significantly ahead of schedule. And the milestone is being marked by a commitment to step up the restoration of the river’s vast catchment, safeguarding nature, homes and businesses. The tree will be planted on April 9 by two young conservationist sisters – 10-year-old Izzy and 13-year-old AbbiTrees · BallaterRead Article

7th April: Court case loss will require Government to clean up rivers nationwide – Fisheries Management Scotland

The Court of Appeal has upheld a High Court judgment that found the UK Government and Environment Agency had failed in their legal duties to restore a polluted river in North Yorkshire – a decision that could have far-reaching implications for rivers across the country. The case was brought by Fish Legal, on behalf of the Pickering Fishery Association, over the condition of the Costa Beck, a once-thriving spring-fed stream that has suffered severNorth Yorkshire · North YorkshireRead Article

Bob Brown Foundation launches legal challenge against PM's 'rushed' salmon bill

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's law changes to guarantee the future of farmed salmon in Macquarie Harbour are facing counter moves, with the Bob Brown Foundation launching a legal challenge in the Federal Court.Anthony AlbaneseSee the Story

21st March: First Minister John Swinney addresses Fisheries Management Scotland Annual Conference 2025 – Fisheries Management Scotland

Fisheries Management Scotland was honoured to welcome Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney MSP to make the keynote address to over 100 delegates at our annual conference held on Friday 21st March 2025. Speaking before the conference First Minister John Swinney said: “Wild salmon fisheries support thousands of jobs in Scotland. We all want to grow our local and regional economies sustainably and that means passing on good fish stocks to the nexJohn Swinney · ScotlandRead Article

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