Letting the Dove Flow
WTT Conservation Officer Tim Jacklin is working on a project to ‘let the Dove flow’ by breaching some of the 100 weirs that were...
Salmon in Derbyshire river a first since Industrial Revolution
Atlantic salmon have been discovered on the River Ecclesbourne, a tributary of the River Derwent, Derbyshire for the first time since the Industrial Revolution...
A fabulous Chatsworth Country Fair for Fishing for Schools
Fishing for Schools enjoyed three fabulous days at Chatsworth Country Fair (1-3 September), with the new and improved Fishing for Schools Fisherman’s Village an...
S&TC auction offers lots from fishing to feasting for a great cause
Keen cricketing fans will be rushing to bid in Salmon & Trout Conservation’s annual auction for a rare chance to fish and then enjoy...
Why England’s chalk-streams are drying and dying
The pressure on our natural resources is illustrated in the quiet death of a chalk-stream. And this year 2017, they are drying and dying...
World Rivers Day – Kids, Creeks & Nature
Have a look at this short video in which along with the children of Gilpin Elementary School in Canada, river advocate and founder of...
Along with the migrating steelhead, Oregon river pool holds life lessons
A wonderful article and associated short video in the LA Times about the life and work of Lee Spencer who has spent 20 years...
Kids All Over the World Are Trying Fishing
News reached us of this family fishing day in west Australia recently which saw youngsters getting to cast with a fly rod as well...
The Great River Rescue is Coming – Sign Up to Help Your Local River
The public is invited to help rescue the nation’s waterways during the month of October, by taking part in England’s first national clean-up focused...
Angling Trust Urges Anglers to Respond to Consultation to End Unsustainable Salmon Netting
The Environment Agency has launched an informal consultation about the exploitation of salmon in England which, if the preferred option is chosen, could bring...
