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As part of the Cromarty Firth Invasives project funded through RAFTS and the SEPA restoration fund, Japanese knotweed treatment continued into October.  This is the best time to treat knotweed, as the plants are preparing for winter dormancy they take … Continue reading →

The findings of research into the genetics of salmon populations in the Cromarty Firth region, which were carried out as part of the FASMOP programme, can be seen in the Cromarty Genetics Report in the Publications section.   The research shows … Continue reading →

Works are ongoing to restore the River Peffery and its sea trout stocks. This project is on a catchment wide scale and involves many partners including; SEPA, Forestry Commission, Highland Council, Moray Firth Sea Trout Project, Cromartie Estate, The Conservation Volunteers … Continue reading →