Galloway Fisheries Trust

 

What We Do

The aim of the Galloway Fisheries Trust is to restore and maintain aquatic biodiversity in Galloway by means of practical, responsible and sustainable approaches to land, water and fishery management, based on sound science, for the benefit of the community as a whole.

We achieve our objectives through providing advice, undertaking research and completing practical works to protect and enhance native fish stocks across the freshwaters of Dumfries and Galloway region. The Dumfries and Galloway Region is shown on the map to the right.

To read in more detail about different aspects of the work that we do please use the 'what we do' drop down menu above, or links below, to browse the pages.

• Current Projects
  • River Cree Rare Fish Project
  • CIRB – Invasive Non-Native Plant Species Project
  • Galloway Fisheries Volunteer Scheme (GFVS)
  • The Kirkcudbrightshire Dee Eel Restoration Project
  • Celtic Sea Trout Project (CSTP)
  • Border Esk Fish Barriers Project
• Recently Completed Projects
• Education
• Research
• Advice
• Renewable Energy Developments
• Habitat Enhancement Programmes
• Fishery Management Planning
  
  

Dumfries & Galloway Region

We work across most of the freshwaters of the region.  Our core work area covers the river catchments Luce, Bladnoch, Cree, Water of Fleet, Kirkcudbrightshire Dee, Urr and Border Esk.

Galloway Fisheries Trust

Fisheries House, Station Industrial Estate, Newton Stewart, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland. DG8 6ND
Telephone: 01671 403011      Fax: 01671 402248      E-mail: mail@gallowayfisheriestrust.org
Scottish Registered Charity No. SC020751

 

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