Partnerships have been formulated with local conservation projects along the main salmon rivers in the north-eastern part of Iceland.
Knowledge from the local Strengur Anglers Club and well-informed Ecologists from Oxford University in England is combined to maximise the Salmon population and its surrounding habitat while simultaneously leaving the remaining wildlife unhindered as much as possible.
Sir Jim Ratcliffe established Six Rivers Iceland to strengthen the fundamental values of the Strengur Angling Club – to continue to safeguard salmon stocks in the rivers, combining conservation and responsible fishing policies:
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Our conservation work
Six Rivers Iceland encompasses various conservation projects, to assist in reversing the long-term decline of the North Atlantic salmon. Many of these projects are interconnected – providing a comprehensive breakdown into ecosystems, and various factors contributing to the decline in salmon.