Reports & Scientific Papers

West Coast Tracking Project shortlisted for 2025 Nature of Scotland Awards

The Magnificent Migration: A Wild Salmon's Journey We are delighted to report that the West Coast Tracking Project, a partnership between the Atlantic Salmon Trust, Fisheries Management Scotland, and the Scottish Government's Marine Directorate, has been shortlisted in the 2025 Nature of Scotland Awards' Coasts and Waters category as 'The Magnificent Migration: A Wild Salmon's Journey'. This award scheme is run by RSPB Scotland in partnership with NatureScot and this year's shortlist was announced at an event on 10th September at…

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Let’s Talk About Aquaculture

by Mark Bilsby The Atlantic Salmon Trust’s mission is to halt and reverse the decline in wild Atlantic salmon and… More

Red Skin Disease in wild Atlantic salmon

Fisheries Management Scotland has been receiving reports of Atlantic salmon exhibiting signs of red ‘rash’, bleeding and/or ulceration. Fisheries Management… More

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