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”Good science is always repetitive”

”Good science is always repetitive”

By Ossi Turunen, Bournemouth University Alongside tagging Atlantic salmon and brown trout one part of the project carried out by the SAMARCH team involves mapping out the type of habitat the fish are living in on certain long term river reaches. This work is continuum...

Film production continues!

Film production continues!

BGM and Marie Wild filmed, in Rennes, the salmonids scale reading process, as well as the genetic analysis carried out from the DNA collected on the scales.  Researchers from INRA (Rennes) were also interviewed. Soon, you will discover where salmonid fish scales are...

Filming sea trout capture on the Touques

Normandie Grands Migrateurs et Bretagne Grands Migrateurs, with the help of a wildlife reporter, filmed sea trout capture on the Touques, scale sampling and fishes' release. Interviews of BGM and NGM explaining the objectives of SAMARCH program and the importance to...

Mapping Habitats

Alongside tagging Atlantic salmon and brown trout one part of the project carried out by the SAMARCH-team involves mapping out the type of the habitat the fish are living in on certain long term river reaches.

Latest SAMARCH developments shared at Fisheries meeting

Latest SAMARCH developments shared at Fisheries meeting

On 11-12 September, GWCT fisheries scientist Dr Stephen Gregory, co-lead of  SAMARCH Workpackage 3 – Salmon Stock Assessment Models, met with colleagues from our SAMARCH partner the Environment Agency, Centre for the Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science and...

Tagging target achieved

Tagging target achieved

After almost 23 consecutive days in the field, today we achieved our target of tagging 10,000 juvenile salmon and 3,000 juvenile trout with the small PIT tags as part of the SAMARCH project WPT3 work-package, which aims to improve the stock assessment models used by...

My SAMARCH placement

My SAMARCH placement

Since August 28th a lot has happened. I have been working with the SAMARCH team every day and what great days have they been!

Getting ready

Firstly, I would like to say hi to all of you SAMARCH blog readers. This’ll be a series of blogs written by me and my colleagues during our placements with the SAMARCH project. My name is Ossi Turunen, I’m a 20-year-old student starting the 2nd year of my BSc Ecology...

Sampling of juvenile trout ongoing in France

Sampling of juvenile trout ongoing in France

Sampling of juvenile trout is ongoing as part of the genetics work in WPT2. In July 2018, project partners Bretagne Grands Migrateurs  and INRA have sampled both Montafilan and Ic rivers in Côtes d'Armor (Brittany, France), in collaboration with FDAAPPMA22. The...