River Dee

Second body found by police in River Dee during search for missing sisters

Second body found by police in River Dee

Police Scotland issue major update on river search for missing sisters

Sisters Eliza and Henrietta Huszti are captured on CCTV at the bridge where they were last seen the day before their disappearance

Missing sisters on CCTV visited bridge where they were last seen

'No third party involved' in disappearance of sisters, police say

Undated handout file photo issued by Police Scotland of sisters Eliza and Henrietta Huszti who were last seen on CCTV in Market Street after leaving their home in Aberdeen city centre on Tuesday, 7 January, at around 2.12am

Search for missing sisters enters second week

Eliza and Henrietta Huszti

Search for missing sisters continues around river in Aberdeen

Ballater Walking Festival committee, and Richard & Jo from Ballater & Crathie Community Council, with Scottish Water's Chief Operating Officer Peter Farrer and Cllr Sarah Brown. (Pic: Michael Traill)

Walk this Way to Scottish Water’s new Top-Up Tap in Ballater

An upper tributary of the River Dee

bp partnership creates new role for River Dee restoration programme

Aberdeenshire West MSP Mr Burnett

Disappointment as no government cash for Deeside salmon counter

Tiggy Pettifer making the ceremonial 1st cast on the Crathes Castle beat with Al Peake as her Ghillie.

A positive step as River Dee opens for fishing season

Collecting the award: Dr Lorraine Hawkins, River Director (centre) On her left is Chair of the River Dee Trust - Sandy Bremner and on her is Edwin Third, River Operations Manager (Pic: Mike Wilkinson)

River Dee project wins national award

The Cattie Burn on Ballogie Estate is an important tributary of the Dee, for the spawning of Atlantic salmon and as a nursery for young fish.

River restoration gets the go ahead near Banchory

The upper tributary of the Dee, an important spawning ground and nursery for the iconic spring salmon.

Ambitious plans to restore spring salmon on the River Dee

The removal of the dam brings huge environmental benefits, especially in the face of the climate emergency and biodiversity crisis.

River Dee revived after one of Scotland’s biggest ever dam removals

Brian Harman reacts after holing a par putt on the 18th green in the third round of the 151st Open at Royal Liverpool. Picture: Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images.

The Open: Harman remains man to catch despite Hoylake battering Rahm

Turret clock built in Victorian times above a Georgian arch, listed as a historic landmark, in the city of Chester. Picture: Geoff Eccles - stock.adobe.com

Why the cathedral city of Chester is perfect for a staycation

Councillor Blackett with a Braemar tour guide at the village's new Top up Tap.

Deeside taps are affa fine

Dr Brady-Van den Bos will be fundraising to support the River Dee Trust.

University lecturer branches out to save River Dee’s wildlife

Hot weather and low river flows are behind the cancellation.

Unique 24-hour fishing event on River Dee cancelled

A group from Aberdeen with River staff having completed tree planting volunteering.

River Dee Trust pushes ahead of target of planting a million trees

Heavily silted liquid poured into the Dee, turning the normally clear water a dirty brown colour.

Serious pollution of the River Dee

Scottish rugby legend Rob Wainwright will be the guest speaker at the event.

Guest speaker announced for Dee Heroes Dinner

Ambassadors: Robson Green, Dame Katherine Grainger and Al Peake

River Dee charity announces Ambassadors

A new project to re-design a 4-kilometre stretch of the Tarland burn aims to regenerate it, bringing a raft of benefits for nature and the region’s resilience to climate change. (Photo: Richard Humpidge, RSPB).

A new project to re-design the Tarland burn

The project will involve 1125 trees being anchored into the riverbed or riverbank

Funding for fish-saving trees

The River Dee’s salmon fishing season started this week.

Storm-ravaged trees to save salmon on the River Dee

Police are appealing to anyone who witnessed the crash to contact them.

Appeal following fatal road crash near Aboyne

Michel with his sculpture.

Silver salmon steals the show at River Dee fundraiser

Around 50 trees which were damaged when the powerful Storm Arwen ripped through Scolty Forest in Aberdeenshire last year have been secured into the Beltie burn in Deeside as part of a second major phase of restoration work aimed at boosting biodiversity and climate resilience at the site

Storm-damaged trees sunk in Dee to help save wild salmon

The Glen Muick River & Wetlands Restoration project has been shortlisted at the RSPB Nature of Scotland Awards 2022.

River Dee project makes Nature of Scotland Awards shortlist

The settlement at Auchtavan is a rare survival of a traditional Highland clachan or fermtoun.

Open days at Auchtavan

Young Rowers on the River Dee

Drum splashes out on support for young rowers

From left: Peter Walker, Managing Director, Maryculter House; Dr Lorraine Hawkins, River Director and Shane Christie, Ghillies representative.

Historic Aberdeenshire hotel makes a £9,000 donation to the River Dee Trust

Funding of over £209,000 towards the project in the major Clunie tributary, above the village of Braemar has been approved.

Funding for Dee to save salmon and reduce flooding impacts

Artist Joseph Rossano views his art installation The Salmon School on display in the Castle Ballroom at the opening of Life at Balmoral, part of the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations. Pic: Andrew Milligan

The Royals' childhood toys to feature as Balmoral Castle hosts exhibition

The Boat Inn, Aboyne, Aberdeenshire, sits on the banks of the River Dee.

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World Drowning Prevention day: More than 20 people have drowned in the UK this week (Photo: FRANCOIS-XAVIER MARIT/AFP via Getty Images)

World Drowning Prevention day: More than 20 people have drowned in the UK this w...

The RNLI Stonehaven crew assisting in a rescue earlier this year.

Coastguard issues stark warning after nine people die in ten days on UK coast

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A misty day at Threave Castle on the River Dee near Castle Douglas.

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Hop aboard the carriage for a Level 2-compliant holiday for up to six people in the Dumfries and Galloway countryside.

Fancy staying in a converted train carriage in Dumfries and Galloway?

Llangollen, one of the stops on the new High Life route planned by Black Prince Holidays, along the Llangollen Canal to Ellesmere and back.

Travel: Why a scenic narrowboat break can also be a daredevil family adventure

Lifeboat charity warns public to be vigilant after being called out to help a dog in a river

Lifeboat charity warns public to be vigilant
The Aberdeen RNLI have asked the public to be extra vigilant and to keep pets on leads next to fast flowing rivers.

Maryculter House, Aberdeen, sits beside the tumbling River Dee and overlooks Peterculter Golf Course.

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Four rare casks of malt whisky have been donated to the River Dee Trust to help fund a major project to improve the iconic river environment and boost wild salmon populations

Water of life: rare whisky donated to boost River Dee restoration

A new project will reinstate natural twists and turns and native trees along an offshoot of the River Dee which was artificially deepened, straightened and widened to make way for farmland and a railway line

Twist of nature: new project will put bends – and salmon – back in river

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The project will recreate areas of landscape that
have been lost for 2000 years.
Picture: Contributed/River Dee Trust

One million trees to be planted in Scottish Highlands in effort to restore wild ...

The Georgian-era Banchory Lodge on Royal Deeside has an idyllic setting with riverside grounds

Do Not Disturb: Banchory Lodge, Royal Deeside, review

Archaeologists have returned to the Cairngorms to find more evidence of the hunter gatherers who roamed through the mountains more than 10,000 years ago. PIC: Garioch T/Flickr/Creative Commons.

In search of Scotland's ancient mountain dwellers who lived more than 10,000 yea...

A Red Deer Stag with a full set of antlers. File.

Deer legs could help get salmon to return

Five rowers were rescued after their boat capsized on the River Dee in Aberdeen. Pic: Shutterstock

Rescue in Aberdeen after 5 rowers capsize into freezing cold River Dee

Christopher Fleet, left, maps curator at the National Library of Scotland. Picture: contributed

Revealed '“ Soviet spies' secret map of Aberdeen, a city ripe for invasion

Gothic Tudor mansion house for sale as part of sprawling Borders estate

Gone fishing: River Dee salmon beat hits the market

The River Dee. Picture: Scottish Natural Heritage.

2018 salmon fishing season gets underway on River Dee

The rooms at Ardoe are spacious, restful and extremely comfortable.

Do Not Disturb: Mercure Aberdeen Ardoe House Hotel & Spa, Blairs

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