SFCC member presentation from the 2023 annual biologists meeting.

1. Forth Rivers Trust
Including:
• 2 x Interim co-directors
• 1 x Senior biologist
• 1 x Assistant biologist
• 2 x Senior project managers
• 4 x Project officers
• 2 x Tree planting and river restoration officers
• 1 x Invertebrate specialist
• 2 x Consultancy co-managers
• 1 x GIS specialist plus intern
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Un-contracted staff (not pictured)
• Two ex-engineers (barrier removalists)
• Land management consultant
• Communications consultant
Ryan Pearson Charlotte Neary
Graham Duncan
Ross Hughes Ewan Malecki
Jo Girvan
Magnus Mario

2. Working with rivers trainees

3. Achievements in 2022
Achievements in 2022

4. Achievements in 2022
NEPS

5. Achievements in 2022
NEPS
Two barrier removals

6. Achievements in 2022
NEPS
Two barrier removals
Two smolt traps

7. Achievements in 2022
NEPS
Two barrier removals
Smolt traps
Fish in the Classroom

8. Achievements in 2022
NEPS
Two barrier removals
Smolt traps
Fish in the Classroom
Teith Catchment Monitoring Programme

9. Achievements in 2022
Two barrier removals
Riparian tree planting and river restoration

10. Achievements in 2022
NEPS
Two barrier removals
Smolt traps
Fish in the Classroom
Teith Catchment Monitoring
Programme
Tree planting and river restoration
Citizen Esk

11. Achievements in 2022
NEPS
Two barrier removals
Smolt traps
Fish in the Classroom
Teith Catchment Monitoring
Programme
Tree planting and river restoration
Citizen Esk
Teith Catchment
Monitoring
Programme
NEPS
Fish in the Classroom
Smolt traps
Two barrier removals
Tree planting and river restoration
Achievements in 2022

12. Priorities for 2023

13. The Forgotten Fish Project

14. MERLIN and Natural Devon

15. Teith FWPM Conservation Project

16. Keltie Water Gravel Trap

17. The Dreel Burn Project

18. The Dreel Burn Project
Keltie Water Gravel Trap
Teith FWPM
Conservation
Project
MERLIN and Natural Devon
The Forgotten Fish Project
Priorities for 2023