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    • Government Approach and International Co-operation

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on May 25, 2019

      Government approach and international co-operation are important aspects of national and international management of Atlantic salmon stocks.


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    • Protection and Co-operation

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on May 25, 2019

      Salmon Watch Ireland believes that protection and co-operation are the basis for giving Atlantic salmon and sea trout a sustainable future…


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    • Predation of Salmonids

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on May 24, 2019

      Predation of salmonids, by birds and mammals in rivers, estuaries and on the high seas appears to be on the…


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    • Removal of Redundant River Barriers to Migration

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on January 24, 2019

      SWIRL demands a concerted programme for the removal of all redundant river barriers within the next ten years and the optimisation of migratory…


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    • Salmon Conservation Fund

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on January 24, 2019

      The Salmon Conservation Fund (SCF) The SCF is managed by…


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    • Commercial and Recreational Exploitation

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on January 24, 2019

      Commercial and recreational exploitation must be examined against the background of falling stock level. 


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    • Habitat preservation, management and water quality in a changing climate

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on January 15, 2019

      SWIRL demands cross-government recognition of the need to include salmon habitat enhancement in its measures to adapt our rivers for climate change.  The…


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    • Conservation Hatcheries Salmon

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on January 15, 2019

      SWIRL is opposed to the indiscriminate restocking of salmon rivers but recognises that in limited, strictly controlled circumstances, restocking may have…


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    • Salmon Aquaculture Industry

      Posted by Salmon Watch Ireland on January 9, 2019

      SWIRL will campaign tirelessly to stop any expansion of the salmon aquaculture industry either through new licences or increased…


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