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Work experience with SAMARCH by Tom Holland, Bournemouth University

Work experience with SAMARCH by Tom Holland, Bournemouth University

For a week starting on 5th April I assisted in SAMARCH’s annual Smolt run. On my shifts I took part in gathering important data of both Salmon and Trout as they moved downstream. This included catching the fish, recording their

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My work placement with SAMARCH, by Adam Kial, Bournemouth University

My work placement with SAMARCH, by Adam Kial, Bournemouth University

I joined SAMARCH on the 29th March and spent the rest of that week assisting with the annual smolt run. I have always been passionate about the environment and since starting my studies at Bournemouth University I feel as if

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SAMARCH to work with Bournemouth University Jane Goodall Institute Roots and Shoots programme

SAMARCH to work with Bournemouth University Jane Goodall Institute Roots and Shoots programme

Genoveva Esteban and Katie Thompson from SAMARCH are excited to start working with the BU Jane Goodall Institute Roots and Shoots programme. This initiative is an education programme devoted to young people, encouraging children to implement practical positive change for

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New insights into sea trout at sea

New insights into sea trout at sea

By Dylan Roberts, GWCT Head of Fisheries & SAMARCH Project Manager The SAMARCH project, part funded by the EU’s Interreg Channel Project and the Missing Salmon Alliance, has been underway since 2017 and the project, which has a heavy science

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A placement year spent working on SAMARCH (Video)

By Vic Hyde, Bournemouth University Enjoy the video of my time spent on the SAMARCH project with the GWCT! Featuring an introduction to the project, videos and photos of electro-fishing, the safe handling of juvenile and adult brown trout, sea

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A 1 minute 39 second summary of a visit to the Scorff!

By Genoveva Esteban, Bournemouth University Louan Dautreppe, Zacharie Coq, and Nathan Dalbet (working with Ivan Bernez at Agrocampus Ouest) visited the Scorff a couple of weeks ago and have produced a cheerful short video about their visit. The video is

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Good things come in threes

Good things come in threes

By Genoveva Esteban (Bournemouth University) and Ivan Bernez (Agrocampus Ouest) Three French Masters’ students from Agrocampus Ouest have joined SAMARCH this academic year, supervised by Ivan Bernez. They are Zacharie Coq, Louan Dautreppe and Nathan Dalbet. They came up with

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My university placement: presenting, a new career

My university placement: presenting, a new career

By Vic Hyde, Bournemouth University From the very start of my university placement I took it upon myself to produce a video of my time spent with SAMARCH. Through the 25 days volunteering with the EU-funded project, I fulfilled a

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Teeming with life

Teeming with life

By Will Fisher, Bournemouth University Who knew Dorset’s rivers and streams held such a diverse array of fish? I certainly did not and was fortunate enough to spend three weeks tagging Salmon and Trout alongside incredibly knowledgeable and supportive GWCT

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Hard work with long days but extremely rewarding

Hard work with long days but extremely rewarding

By Lewis Webster, Bournemouth University During this placement, I felt I developed many new skills both from a technical and a professional standpoint. I did not have much prior knowledge of the Salmonidae nor of electrofishing techniques, but due to

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