Tag: Scotland

Patrick Tillard Fly Fishing on the River Awe

An afternoon in the glorious surroundings of the river Awe with Patrick Tillard.

An afternoon in the glorious surroundings of the river Awe with Patrick Tillard.     By Chris Houston, Creative Content.   Also look at: https://flyfishing-blog.com/flyfishing-blog.com/2018/11/10/courses-by-glenda-powell-in-ireland-scotland-for-2019/ https://flyfishing-blog.com/flyfishing-blog.com/2018/10/08/salmon-trout-conservation-scotland-on-the-one-show/ https://flyfishing-blog.com/flyfishing-blog.com/2018/06/01/2018-ladies-salmon-fishing-courses-on-the-tay-in-scotland/

Impact of sea lice on sea trout

A noteworthy scientific paper which confirms impact of sea lice on sea trout has just been published in the prestigious Journal of Fish Biology, entitled “The influence of aquaculture unit proximity on the pattern of Lepeophtheirus salmonis [SEA LICE] infection of anadromous Salmo trutta [SEA TROUT] populations on the Isle of Skye, Scotland”.

A noteworthy scientific paper which confirms impact of sea lice on sea trout has just been published in the prestigious Journal of Fish Biology, entitled “The influence of aquaculture unit proximity on the pattern of Lepeophtheirus salmonis  [SEA LICE] infection of anadromous Salmo trutta [SEA TROUT] populations on the Isle of Skye, Scotland”. The lead author is Isabel Moore […]

Demand for immediate moratorium on salmon farm expansion

Salmon & Trout Conservation Scotland (S&TC Scotland) is today leading a call for an immediate moratorium on any new open cage marine salmon farms in Scotland or any expansion of existing sites.

Salmon & Trout Conservation Scotland (S&TC Scotland) is today leading a call for an immediate moratorium on any new open cage marine salmon farms in Scotland or any expansion of existing sites. The call is supported by a wide cross section of 27 environmental NGOs and other bodies, demanding that: Until the current failings in […]

Scottish salmon farming’s ‘liciest’ farms named and shamed

Data reveals astonishingly high sea lice levels, Scottish Government regulation of salmon farms shown to be wholly inadequate.

Data reveals astonishingly high sea lice levels, Scottish Government regulation of salmon farms shown to be wholly inadequate. Following the formal decision by the Scottish Information Commissioner (See here) that Scottish Ministers unlawfully tried to withhold information naming fish farms that had breached Scottish Government trigger levels for the numbers of adult female sea lice on […]

Scottish Ministers ordered to disclose names of Scotland’s ‘liciest’ salmon farms to Salmon & Trout Conservation Scotland

The Scottish Information Commissioner has last week published a formal Decision that Scottish Ministers unlawfully tried to withhold information naming fish farms that had breached Scottish Government trigger levels for the numbers of adult female sea lice on farmed salmon.

The Scottish Information Commissioner has last week published a formal Decision that Scottish Ministers unlawfully tried to withhold information naming fish farms that had breached Scottish Government trigger levels for the numbers of adult female sea lice on farmed salmon. http://www.itspublicknowledge.info/uploadedFiles/Decision142-2017.pdf Late last year and this year, Salmon & Trout Conservation Scotland (S&TC Scotland) made […]

New report from salmon farming’s biggest company confirms that Scotland is the “dirty man of global aquaculture”

Newly published data in the 2016 Annual Report from Marine Harvest, the world’s largest salmon farming company, shows that its Scottish salmon farms are very far behind its operations elsewhere in the world in controlling the devastating sea lice parasite.

Marine Harvest’s performance on sea lice control in Scotland is drastically worse than any of its other worldwide operations. Newly published data in the 2016 Annual Report from Marine Harvest, the world’s largest salmon farming company, shows that its Scottish salmon farms are very far behind its operations elsewhere in the world in controlling the […]

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