What wild salmon mean to me | International Year of the Salmon

What wild salmon mean to me

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What wild salmon mean to me is a Fisheries Management Scotland led project, working with a range of individuals whose lives are inextricably linked to salmon, to deliver a powerful and passionate message about what salmon mean to people from a broad spectrum of society. This message take the form of succinct and personal stories and are part of our contribution to the International Year of the Salmon.

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Fisheries Management Scotland

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