
Salmon Comeback
The goal of the “Salmon Comeback!” campaign is the return of the Atlantic salmon to the whole of the upper Rhine river basin.
Originally the
The Forth Rivers Trust is working with local community groups to ensure that works are undertaken to both redundant and licenced barriers to restore fish passage to the river. Their river is highly impacted from redundant industrial legacy but is highly resilient and dynamic. There are approx 20 barriers on the river, and most are no longer in use. Despite the impacts, the river has a returning population of Atlantic salmon and sea trout as well as eels, lamprey and resident brown trout and grayling.
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The goal of the “Salmon Comeback!” campaign is the return of the Atlantic salmon to the whole of the upper Rhine river basin.
Originally the
Urban Salmon is the first documented photography project featuring salmonids in the urban environment. Fish will be documented in their natural habitat in various Metropolitan
Works to build a rock ramp in front of Howden Bridge Weir on River Almond in Livingston, West Lothian. Part of the RiverLife: Almond &
Brett Huson is a Gitxsan Author and Storyteller from the Northwest Interior of British Columbia. His first title is The Sockeye Mother and he has
SALCUL is a multidisciplinary and partnership-based research project investigating and comparing different practices, knowledge and values related to Atlantic salmon. Furthermore, this project will develop
Salmon are a crucial part of our boreal ecosystem and are inextricably connected to our
lives. We need to continue deepening and rebuilding meaningful,
This is your chance to join like-minded people across the Northern Hemisphere to make a difference.
Register your salmon events or projects with us.
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