FISHERIES

King’s coronation marked with royal fish return

A five-metre fish once so popular that King Edward II declared it “royal” could make a comeback thanks to an ambitious plan launched by UK conservationists to return the ancient, critically-endangered native sturgeon back to UK waters.

Young sturgeon

A five-metre fish once so popular that King Edward II declared it “royal” could make a comeback thanks to an ambitious plan launched by UK conservationists to return the ancient, critically-endangered native sturgeon back to UK waters.

Tags: Blue Marine Foundation Conservation Coronation Institute of Fisheries Management IUCN Red List King Charles III Nature at Work Severn Rivers Trust Sturgeon Sustainability UK Sturgeon Alliance United Kingdom Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust Zoological Society of London

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