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Marine Scotland and JNCC have been undertaking the annual MPA monitoring trip in Scottish offshore waters aboard the Marine Research Vessel Scotia.
Nephrops norvegicus, commonly known as langoustine or Dublin bay prawn, is the second most valuable seafood species landed in Scotland, and was worth over £80 m...
Funding of £600,000 further supports the sustainable development of Scotland’s Blue Economy.
Project sees fishers remove debris from the ocean
Scottish Government Responds to Salmon Interactions Working Group Report
More than £500,000 to study the pressures faced from pollution and climate change.
Announcement comes during Holyrood food and drink debate.
Professor Russel Griggs appointed to lead project
Support to help keep Scottish fishers safe
The Scottish Coastal Observatory (SCObs) is celebrating its 25th year of monitoring Scottish coastal seas.
During Recycle Week (20-26 September) we are revisiting support the Scottish Government has provided to businesses and projects to enhance the protection, value...
Beaches in the north east of Scotland were up to six times cleaner between 2019 and 2020 compared to previous surveys in the area, a new scientific paper has fo...
The Scottish Government through the Scottish Blue Carbon Forum has supported the purchase of a drone for Project Seagrass. The equipment will be used to map Sco...
River temperature is a critical control on Atlantic salmon populations which are adapted to live in relatively cool water.
By absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere the chemistry of the ocean changes and seawater becomes more acidic - this is known as Ocean Acidification.
Recommendations for delivering a profitable, sustainable and fair supply chain for the langoustine (Nephrops) industry have been set out in a new report publish...
A new report has highlighted the significance of saltmarsh in Scotland for trapping and storing carbon, and helping to mitigate the effects of climate change.
Mapping Fisheries and Habitats in the North & East Coast RIFG area.
Press Release
It is with great sadness we record the passing of Alastair McNeil previous Chair of the WCRIFG.
Scientists from Marine Scotland have been involved in a survey sampling mackerel eggs in the Arctic Circle. Four scientists from Marine Scotland, which is the S...
Colleagues onboard our marine research vessel (MRV) Scotia are nearing the end of their latest survey trip but have made good progress collecting information on...
The Scotland’s Marine Assessment 2020 portal provides a range of information on the health of our seas and how to determine the state of marine ecosystems. One...
Rural Affairs Secretary urges UK Government to continue talks
The Modernisation of the Inshore Fishing Fleet Programme (“the Programme”) is equipping our commercial inshore fleet with appropriate and proportion...
A campaign has launched to help raise awareness of American lobster.
Improvements to power supplies at Mallaig Harbour will help to reduce its carbon footprint and bring benefits to the fishing fleet, the chief executive of the a...
Marine Ornithologist Rich Howells blogs about his experience of living with Multiple Sclerosis for World MS Day.
Didemnum vexillum, commonly known as ‘Carpet Sea-Squirt’, is an invasive non-native marine organism that is now known to be established in the UK.
New entrants to fishing will be able to apply for funding towards the purchase of a second hand fishing vessel.
“Invasive Species Week will take place in the UK this year from 24th – 30th May, and Tuesday 25th covers all things marine. ...
Continuing progress to reduce the spread of the coronavirus in Scotland, coupled with the roll-out of the vaccine programme and other measures, means that there...
The Sea Angling Diary Project which is funded by the Scottish Government, UK Government and devolved governments of Wales and Northern Ireland, is encouraging 2...
New package for hard-hit businesses.
New posts to help businesses navigate EU Exit processes.
Rural Economy Secretary urges UK Government to act quickly.
Scotland’s fishing sector adversely impacted by exit agreement.
Call to prioritise perishable goods hauliers.
New strategy to promote sustainability.
New sites to offer protection for iconic species.
A survey has been launched by Marine Scotland, to understand the impact of the barrier to trade in exporting Live Bivalve Molluscs (LBM’s) to the European Union...
Scotland will use its share of additional fishing opportunities to deliver quota to active fishers, expand opportunities for the inshore fleet and help reduce b...
Mandatory sea lice reporting for aquaculture production businesses will come into force on 29 March 2021.
Investments and jobs in seafood sectors, the marine environment and coastal communities will be supported through a new marine fund.
A new science publication has found no evidence of Coronavirus (COVID-19) impacting salmon welfare in Scotland.
We are currently seeking applications for an Benthic ecologist within Marine Scotland based in Aberdeen. This is a permanent and pensionable appointment and new...
We are currently seeking applications for an Marine Mammal Scientist within Marine Scotland Science based in Aberdeen. This is a permanent and pensionable appoi...
‘Don’t struggle in silence’ is the message from the chief executive of a charity that has seen an influx in calls and requests from fishers impacted by Coronavi...
The trilateral fisheries negotiations between UK, the EU and Norway have concluded with quotas agreed for a number of shared stocks.
Surveys using local information from fishers have been used to better understand marine life in and around Scotland’s network of Marine Protected Areas.
Investing in coastal communities.
New measures to help conservation efforts.
Urgent work required to support sector.
Scotland’s Marine Assessment 2020 (SMA2020) is a portal which reports on the vision for the seas
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