Sewage spills continue to blight our rivers due to lack of action by water companies

The Cultural and Historical Significance of Salmon

Fisheries Management Scotland Publish Annual Review 2023

Will our wild Atlantic salmon become extinct within our lifetime?

Poole Harbour oil spill could have serious consequences for threatened migratory fish, say GWCT experts

Welsh Government Called On To Stop River Pollution from Anaerobic Digestion Industry

Exmoor Exhibition set to Put the Decline of Salmon and the State of our Rivers in the Spotlight

SAMARCH Project Delivers New Information to Protect our Threatened Wild Salmon and Sea Trout

Celebrating International Women’s Day 2023 

Fisheries Management Scotland Publishes Assessment of the Pressures Impacting Wild Salmon

Protecting Wild Salmon and Sea Trout in Transitional and Coastal Waters - Final SAMARCH Project Conference

Farewell and bon voyage to Dr Céline Artero and Thomas Lecointre

Angling Trust Launches Manifesto to Protect Wild Atlantic Salmon in England and Wales 

MSA Scientists to Attend Marine Alliance for Science and Technology Scotland (MASTS) Fisheries Policy - Science Interaction Event

Become a Guardian of your Local River with Fisheries Management Scotland’s New Apps

Fisheries Management Scotland Position Statement on recent changes to ASC Standards

Scottish Biodiversity Strategy to 2045 published

River Mole Polluter Pays £18,000 in Damages

More, Bigger, Better Salmon: GWCT Research Reveals the Benefits of Classic Chalk River Plant

MSA Welcomes News that Fines for Polluting the Country’s Rivers Will be Used for Environmental Improvements