100 tonnes of rubbish removed from Scotland’s seas

2010-01-13T14:18:00

Donald Anderson of the Glenugie shows a catch of litter caught in his nets

Fishing vessels voluntarily taking part in the current Fishing For Litter project have removed over 100 tonnes of marine litter form the seas around Scotland since April 2008 in a bid to tackle the pollution problem.

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