Trout and salmon conservation: protecting wild fish, rivers and habitats across the UK
Wild Atlantic salmon is endangered. 88% of England’s principal salmon rivers are classified as at risk or probably at risk. Brown trout and sea trout face mounting pressure from pollution, abstraction, barriers and rising water temperatures. The conservation battle for UK game fish has never been more urgent – or more active.
Trout & Salmon’s conservation pages track the science, the policy and the practical work being done to turn the tide. From barrier removal and spawning gravel restoration to water quality campaigns, predator management and the fight against agricultural and sewage pollution, we cover the full picture – accurately and without compromise.
Anglers are the original conservationists. This is the cause that defines the sport right now.
Don Stazicker explains how best to photograph fish. This guide provides essential techniques for capturing stunning photos while ensuring the fish's well-being and minimal stress.
Two Scottish rivers have recorded dramatic increases in returning salmon in their second year of sonar count data
Shocking levels of drugs and household chemicals found in major UK survey
Anglers encouraged to join London march
New map shows sources of pollution along thousands of UK rivers
Angler caught red-handed with illegally killed salmon