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For the last two years Natural Resources Wales (NRW) have co-ordinated the Fish-eating Birds Advisory Group with key stakeholders. This group was tasked with reviewing current scientific evidence, and establishing expert opinion, regarding the risks that populations of fish-eating birds (specifically cormorants and goosanders) pose to conserving Wales’s threatened populations of wild Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and sea trout (Salmo trutta).

Bank Life Fishing from Cambridgeshire encourages Ipswich residents to relax by the lake at Suffolk Water Park, near Bramford, and join a free fishing event.

Bank Life Fishing from Cambridgeshire encourages Ipswich residents to relax by the lake at Suffolk Water Park, near Bramford, and join a free fishing event.

A campaign, to raise £40,000 to take a project, that has helped to boost the mental health and well being of people of all ages, to the next stage, has been launched.

Natural Resources Wales has approved an action plan to help protect fish populations from the impact of predation by fish-eating birds (in this case great cormorant and goosander).

Scientists have poured cold water on recent claims that water quality in rivers in England and Wales is “better than at any time since the end of the Industrial Revolution”.Although progress has been made in reducing some pollutants over the past thr

A Wiltshire police officer landed a surprise catch when she was presented with a Certificate of Excellence by anglers in Holt.

The initiative will also raise awareness of a salmon conservation drive being supported by several groups.

In the face of the invasive pennywort, the South American insect has been unleashed in Britain’s waterways

Biocontrol released to protect British waterways against invasive non-native plant