Martha Swan, Author at NASCO

Forty-Third Annual Meeting of NASCO

The Forty-Third Annual Meeting of NASCO will take place from 2 – 5 June at the Macdonald Aviemore Resort in Aviemore, Scotland, with hybrid participation available to those who cannot...

Forty-Second Annual Meeting of NASCO

The Forty-Second Annual Meeting of NASCO will be held in Cardiff, Wales during 3 – 6 June 2025. The meeting will be held at the Mercure Cardiff Holland House Hotel...

Ten-Year Strategy for NASCO

Within the next 10 years, NASCO’s goal is to prioritise and drive actions necessary to slow the decline of wild Atlantic salmon populations and demonstrate that restoration is possible. In...

Re-accession of Iceland to the NASCO Convention

On 23 January 2024, Iceland re-acceded to the NASCO Convention, becoming the eighth contracting Party to NASCO. Iceland deposited its instrument of ratification of the Convention for the Conservation of...

NASCO Annual Meeting 2024

The Forty-First Annual Meeting of NASCO will be held in Westport, Ireland during 3 – 7 June 2024. Invitations have now been issued and meeting details can be found on...

Indigenous Perspectives and Roles – Special Session Report

A three-hour Special Session titled ‘Indigenous Perspectives and Roles in Atlantic Salmon Conservation’ was held during the 2023 NASCO Annual Meeting. The Special Session brought together nine Indigenous guest speakers...

Revised Implementation Plans

Each NASCO jurisdiction develops Implementation Plans detailing measures to be taken by Parties over five year periods in relation to NASCO’s areas of concern for salmon. We received some newly...

Conclusion of the First Meeting of the WGFON

The first meeting of the Working Group on the Future of NASCO (WGFON) was held in Brussels last week, with delegates from across the Atlantic convening both virtually and in...

First Meeting of the Working Group on the Future of NASCO

The first meeting of the Working Group on the Future of NASCO (WGFON) will be held in Brussels this week, with delegates convening from across the Atlantic both in person...

SMOLTrack Projects

Scientists from the SMOLTrack Projects have returned from a successful fieldtrip to Greenland. The work aims to answer a suite of important research questions, including the speed and duration of...

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