Children get into salmon conservation
Wednesday, 07 February 2007
Salmon to be brought up in primary schools before eventually being released into the wild
Salmon in north Wales are to be given a head start in life — they will be brought up in three Welsh primary schools, before eventually being released into the wild. The project, run by the Environment Agency, aims to teach the children about the life cycle and environment of salmon, while also improving stocks of the fish in the area. Pupils will get the chance to look after salmon eggs until they hatch into fry, which will be taken to a local hatchery after a month. The children will be able to visit until the fish are released into local rivers.
Anti-shooting campaigners publish carcase pictures
As the gameshooting season drew to a close, anti-s...
Gundogs Training
How can I stop my spaniel gun dog from dominating?
At the beginning my gun dog was quiet and submissive and easy to contr... Read more
Gundogs Health
How do I breed a litter of puppies from my gun dog?
How do I go about getting a litter from my working stock-spaniel gun d... Read more
Shooting Times & Country Magazine
Don't miss out on this week's 132-page Christmas special issue — packed with the very best from the world of fieldsports!
- Subscribe |
- FAQ |
- Contact us
Latest articles
Land agent cleared over RSPB pesticides claim
A land agent, with responsibility for Lord Vestey’s grouse moors ... Read more
Natural England scraps rabbit control legislation
Natural England (NE) has enraged landowners and farmers by scrapping l... Read more
Comments