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The UK charity undertaking vital fish research
As part of Zambuni’s commitment to supporting charities, and Claire’s GWCT Trusteeship, we are proud to be at the centre of this partnership between GWCT and Orvis UK. A huge thank you to Orvis UK for supporting the GWCT raffle with such a generous donation…
Tops Day Nurseries and Eat Wild launch a new game meat menu for children
Wild meat, including venison and feathered game which has been reared and released to top welfare standards in the British countryside, has been introduced to a collective of schools. Tops Nurseries, an early education center that includes 32 nurseries across Dorset and Hampshire, is among the first in its sector to make the move and put wild meat on its menu.
Landmark ruling with far-reaching implications reached for UK’s polluted rivers
A Yorkshire angling club fighting to restore Upper Costa Beck, a formerly prime trout and grayling fishery near Pickering now degraded by pollution - working with environmental organisation Fish Legal - have won a landmark judicial review in the High Court against the Government and the Environment Agency of its defective river improvement plans.
Free Online Event - Fish Legal: Using The Power of The Law to Hold Polluters to Account
Join this online event to learn more about Fish Legal, their current cases and much more. Discover how Fish Legal is funded and how legacies and donations are vital to its strategic legal actions.
Orvis UK Announce Dates for 2024 Saltwater Fly Fishing Events with a Focus on Supporting the Next Generation of Anglers
We are delighted to announce that the Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Festival 2024 will be taking place from Friday 30th – Sunday 1st September in Chichester Harbour and Hayling Island. The festival, based from the Langstone Quays Hotel, invites likeminded anglers to forge new friendships, develop new skills, and learn more about Saltwater Fly Fishing in the UK, whilst competing for exclusive Orvis prizes.
Partners of the Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Festival 2023
The Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Festival is, first and foremost, about building a community of people who share the same passions: fly-fishing, the outdoors, and adventure. In a world filled with busyness and disconnectedness, we are proud to have created an event which offers these people the opportunity to pause, come together, and simply take the time to enjoy themselves. The weekend is a chance not only to explore saltwater fly-fishing, but also to meet new people, learn something new, and forge connections. Central to developing these shared experiences are our event partners without whom the event would not be possible.
A Walk along the Wandle: Exploring Natural Beauty in Urban Spaces
Ever wondered what the Zambuni team get up to on the weekend…? Last Sunday, our very own Iona Mackay explored the rivers and green spaces in her local area (London), walking along the Wandle Trail all the way from Carshalton to where it meets The Thames. Here, she gives a brief overview of what she discovered…
Bigger and better than ever: The fourth annual Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Festival
For a fourth year, we have been so proud to organise the Orvis Saltwater Fly Fishing Festival, which returned from 1st – 3rd September in Chichester Harbour and Hayling Island.
Does Gen Z think PR is a ‘lazy girl job’?
In light of the current #lazygirljob TikTok trend which suggests that ‘hustle culture’ is out of favour and young people are now more in pursuit of careers out of necessity rather than passion, this week, our Account Executive, Iona Mackay, spoke to PR Week about her view on the subject and whether she thinks PR could ever be classified as a #lazygirljob.
A Round-up of Events: Orvis Beginner’s Saltwater Weekend 2023
And that’s a wrap on the Orvis #BeginnersSaltwaterWeekend 2023 and what a weekend it was. This year, which some have dubbed “the best Beginners yet”, we welcomed 80 anglers onto the beaches of Hayling Island to learn all about saltwater fly fishing. From workshops covering casting instruction, to saltwater tactics, species, angling tips and safety, to the very spirit of the sport, no stone was left unturned in providing attendees with the tools they need to take with them on their onward saltwater journeys…
Success as the First UK River Summit Gathers the Public and Thought Leaders Together
Zambuni Communications has successfully brought together some of the country’s most influential environmental speakers and experts to talk about the state of our rivers in the UK and the action needed at the first UK River Summit this week.
Inspiring Activism in the Eyes and Ears of Anglers
Led by actor, and an active ambassador for Atlantic Salmon Trust and Angling Trust, Jim Murray, Activist Anglers is a new collective that all the angling community is invited to join. AA aims to empower and educate anglers on how they can make a difference to protect their local waterways.
Fit for a King: Coronation Pheasant
Ahead of the Coronation of King Charles III on 6th May 2023, we are preparing for the celebrations with a delicious new, innovative recipe - coronation pheasant, courtesy of Eat Wild.
Louisa Clutterbuck takes the reins as CEO of British Game Assurance
British Game Assurance (BGA) has announced that the wonderful Louisa Clutterbuck will take on the position of Chief Executive, following the news that Liam Stokes is standing down as CEO, after three years at the helm.
Poole Harbour oil spill could have serious consequences for threatened migratory fish, say GWCT experts
We were delighted to work with MSA Member, the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT), to highlight its serious concerns over the impact of the 200-barrel fluid leak into Poole Harbour on protected migratory fish.
Exmoor Exhibition Set to Put the Decline of Salmon and the State of our Rivers in the Spotlight
A new exhibition on Exmoor is set to put the alarming state of our rivers in the spotlight. ‘Fabulous Fish’, ideated and created by well-renowned artist Jo Minoprio, will showcase the work of 10 professional artists which all together will form a compelling artistic intervention into the situation under the surface of our UK waterways and further afield…
Celebrating Women Today and Everyday
Many of the environmental causes we support involve a collection of very strong women working to protect our waterways, pioneering new ways to promote wild game, and putting sustainability in the spotlight. As a small but mighty team of three women ourselves, today, on International Women’s Day, and every day, we are celebrating and championing women…
Our Clients in the Press: February
Our relationships continue to grow with the top environmental editors, allowing our clients to become ‘go-to’ specialists for features in their areas of expertise.
South-West Water pay £5,800 to anglers in Crediton for polluting river with toxic chemicals
South-West Water Limited has paid £5,800 to compensate a small fly-fishing club whose stretches of the River Creedy in Devon were polluted with ferric sulphate, a chemical used in the water treatment process which is toxic to aquatic life. Zambuni were proud to communicate this news story and secure coverage in a variety of regional press publications…
Become a Guardian of your Local River with Fisheries Management Scotland’s New Apps
In recent years, there has been concern about the presence of non-native Pink salmon, outbreaks of disease and escaped farmed fish in Scotland’s rivers. These can all cause serious problems for our native wild Atlantic salmon and freshwater fish. In order to fully understand the extent and severity of these issues across Scotland, we need the help of anglers and the general public to report such sightings using Fisheries Management Scotland’s online Apps….