Collaborative new science paper led by scientists from the SeaSalar project with contributions from a wide range of sources, including Ken Whelan

MSA welcomes Dr Neil Banas, an Ecological Modeller to the Likely Suspects Framework Team

Fish handling and best practice

John Macaskill, the Head Ghillie on the Upper Fairburn and Coul beats on the River Conon in the North of Scotland writes about why it has never been more important to handle wild Atlantic salmon in the correct way to give fish the greatest chance of survival.

New study reveals the migration route of Atlantic salmon at sea and raises concerns about effects of climate change

Roadtrip to Discovery with Robson Green and Jim Murray

Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust Fisheries Research in Review

Scottish anglers asked to remain vigilant as non-native Pink Salmon start to appear in Scottish rivers

Today sees the launch of the poaching phase of Operation Wingspan, Police Scotland’s year-long commitment to raising awareness of the seven priorities of wildlife crime.

The Missing Salmon Alliance in the Press

John Macaskill, the Head Ghillie on the Upper Fairburn and Coul beats on the River Conon in the North of Scotland talks to us about why they chose to support the MSA in an initiative to offer access to prime salmon fishing during a prime time of the season to junior and local anglers

The Missing Salmon Alliance welcome a new member to the team

Scotland’s salmon and sea trout statistics published today. Fisheries Management Scotland urge Scottish Ministers to act now to save our salmon.

For Invasive Species Week, the MSA highlights Salmon Fluke – A fish parasite listed with top fifteen invasive species that are most likely to invade the UK in the next 10 years

Pink Salmon Sightings in Scotland: What to do and why it is important to report?

The Missing Salmon Alliance is the lead partner in the proposal to bring ‘Salmon School’ to COP26 as the creation phase begins in Wiltshire this week

A beat, a river and a vital conservation project

Warmer winters and cooler springs are linked to lower numbers of juvenile salmon, research suggests

Salmon eyes may hide the secrets of their survival … and their decline

Missing Salmon Alliance member, Atlantic Salmon Trust invite you to their upcoming livestream

2019 Assessment Finds 57% of Salmon Rivers in England & Wales at Risk