What lives beneath the water
Land management practices can impact fish habitats and livelihoods, but do you know how?
In this podcast we speak to Julia McCarthy from Fisheries Management Scotland and Ann-Marie MacMaster from The River South Esk Catchment Partnership to discover more about how fish use river systems, discussing how land managers can help improve these habitats.
Further information
Find your local River or Fishery Manager: Our Membership | Fisheries Management Scotland
Learn more about local fishery management plans: Fisheries Management Planning | Fisheries Management Scotland
CREW – Planning for Water Scarcity: Practical guidance for Scottish farmers and growers
Forth Rivers Trust discusses European Eels https://forthriverstrust.org/life-cycle-of-a-european-eel/
River South Esk catchment Partnership – https://theriversouthesk.org/
Dee Catchment Partnership – https://www.deepartnership.org/
Spey Catchment Initiative – https://speycatchment.org/
River Woods – https://www.riverwoods.org.uk/
MoreWoods – https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/plant-trees/trees-for-landowners-and-farmers/morewoods/
MoreHedges – https://www.woodlandtrust.org.uk/plant-trees/trees-for-landowners-and-farmers/morehedges/
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