Join the Hunt for the Northern February red stonefly in Scotland
Help Buglife Scotland to map the rivers in which the Northern February red stonefly (Brachyptera putata) lives (Scotland). More info HERE
Welcome to
The Riverfly Partnership
Welcome
The Riverfly Partnership is a dynamic network of organisations, representing anglers, conservationists, entomologists, scientists, water course managers and relevant authorities, working together to: - protect the water quality of our rivers; - further the understanding of riverfly populations; - and actively conserve riverfly habitats. The Riverfly Partnership is hosted by the Freshwater Biological Association.'Insect declines: new alarm over mayfly is ‘tip of iceberg’, warn experts'
Click HERE to read Damian Carrington's full article (The Guardian, 11th January 2017) about impacts of low level pollution on mayfly egg survival in many English rivers; includes comment from Paul Knight, Salmon & Trout Conservation CEO, and Dr Nick Everall, Aquascience Consultancy Limited. Further evidence of the crucial role that ARMI volunteers and partners have to play in protecting our rivers.
RP Newsletter vol 4 Issue 2 2017
Catch up on all the latest Riverfly Partnership and Anglers' Riverfly Monitoring Initiative news in the latest edition of the RP newsletterBrass, Three Down
Recently, the Freshwater Biological Association (FBA) was asked to take part in a short film, entitled 'Brass, Three Down', about the history, heritage and environmental challenges facing Arctic Charr in Windermere.