Great news! In a tense voting session on 27 February 2024, the European Parliament supported the European Union’s Nature Restoration Law. This sends a clear […]

Coinciding with the Fourteenth Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS COP14), […]

The Trans-European Swimways Network hosted its second public webinar, Monitoring European Swimways, on Thursday 30th of November 2023.   The webinar aimed at exchanging experiences concerning […]

As a partner in the Dam Removal Europe coalition, we are sharing below the World Fish Migration Foundation‘s reaction to the latest CMS’ report and […]

As part of the Swimways programme, the TEN-S presents the “Swimways of European Importance (SEI) – Selection Criteria Development” report, a crucial step in identifying […]

Building on the outcomes of the Swimways online workshop hosted by Wetlands International Europe in October 2022, the Trans-European Swimways Programme and Leaflet are now […]

Salmons, eels, trouts, shads, sturgeons and many other fish species migrate in our European rivers. Monitoring their movements is a fascinating and key element of […]

On August 28, Wetlands International Europe hosted a webinar to discuss the first results of the biological criteria designed to identify Swimways of European Importance […]

Brussels, 15 June — This morning, the European Parliament’s Environment Committee (ENVI) narrowly voted against the move to reject the EU Nature Restoration Law, allowing […]

AEMS-Rios con Vida, the Iberian Centre for River Restoration, and Wetlands International Europe joined forces once again to organise an event marking Fish Migration Day […]