Some news from across the Atlantic -, Sure as hell nothing to report here again.
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Atlantic
Salmon Federation News
Wednesday, July 2,
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ASF RIVERNOTES - Water Temperatures Creeping Up
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After a slow, cold
late spring, we now have warm water temperatures. Check out the salmon reports,
and ASF Rivernotes updates on the possible impact of this weekend's tropical
storm.
http://atlanticsalmonfederation.org/rivernotes
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Scottish Government Criticized on Net Policy
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A very effective
public campaign is focusing both Scottish and world attention on the netting of
Atlantic salmon in Scotland while numbers are low. Check out the latest
story:
http://asf.ca/scottish-government-is-breaking-eu-law-over-salmon-nets.html
The
petition that has been at the core of fighting the salmon netting has made a
difference. More than 20,000 have signed on. Check it out:
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Returning Alewives part of Improving River Health in
Maine
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An interesting
article on the return of alewives to several Maine rivers focuses attention on
the need for many species to be involved in river restoration.
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UMaine Researchers Raft the Penobscot
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As part of a program
to follow changes in the Penobscot River after the removal of the Great Works
and Veazie Dams, experts explored by raft the river's new profile.
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More Poaching in NL
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This time there has
been more gear seized in Grey River on the south coast of NL.
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Applications for Fisheries Conservation Projects
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If you are involved
in river and fisheries restoration in eastern Canada, check out the opening of
new applications for projects under this federal program.
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