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Work commissioned by Scotland’s environment regulator to restore river habitats has opened up the equivalent of a trip from Edinburgh to Glasgow to Scottish salmon and trout populations in the last year.

A total of 720 messages have been sent since 1st September 2023, the highest number since SEPA introduced its Floodline service in March 2011.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is sad to learn of the passing of former Agency Board Member, Nicky Chambers.

Inquiries are ongoing to identify those responsible for dumping over 300 tyres from the side of the A82 into Loch Ness.

The first phase of a new regulatory system, offering greater protection for wild salmon in Scotland, begins this month.

Views sought on proposals for greater resilience to climate change.