River Spey News
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New Fish Handling and Photography Guidelines for the River Spey
We are pleased to announce the launch of the new Fish Handling and Photography Guidelines, effective from Monday 15th July. These guidelines are a vital step in our ongoing efforts to ensure the welfare of Atlantic salmon, an endangered species
Spey Fishery Board Announces Departure of Long-Standing Director Roger Knight
It is with mixed emotions that the Spey Fishery Board announces the departure of Roger Knight, our esteemed Director, after over 18 years of dedicated service. Roger joined us from the United Nations and Foreign Office, bringing with him a
From Smolts to Salmon: New Project Marks Major Milestone
Spey Fishery Board Completes Phase 1 of Smolt to Adult Supplementation Project The Spey Fishery Board (SFB) is pleased to announce the successful completion of Phase 1 of the Smolt to Adult Supplementation (SAS) project, an integral component of our
Spey Fishery Board Public Consultation 2024
The Spey District Salmon Fishery Board finds itself with an opportunity, with the resignation of its Director of 18 years, to look to its future and wishes to consider, along with its stakeholders, how it might operate going forward. The
Spey Fishery Board Joins the Our Seas Coalition
The Spey Fishery Board (SFB) is delighted to announce our membership of the Our Seas coalition. Our Seas is a campaign dedicated to changing legislation to enhance the environmental protections of Scotland’s coastal waters by restoring seabed habitats, promoting sustainable
Join Our Team: Seasonal Project Officer Needed for the Scottish Invasive Species Initiative
The Spey Fishery Board is delighted to announce an exciting opportunity for a dedicated conservationist to join our team as a Seasonal Project Officer for the Scottish Invasive Species Initiative. This initiative is crucial in our ongoing efforts to protect