Following the first round of selections at Holme Pierrepont two weeks ago, the second round of selections took place on the River Tay at Grandtully over the weekend.

If you’re off in search of new waters this summer remember to Check Clean Dry to make sure you don’t bring back more than you bargained for!

Well done to all the Scottish athletes who have been selected to teams ahead of the Olympic & Paralympic qualifiers.

Congratulations to the Scottish athletes selected to the U23 & Junior Canoe Slalom teams, and also to everyone else who was brave enough to put themselves on the start line.

Making paddlesport clubs welcoming for paddlers involves creating an inclusive environment that addresses their unique needs and concerns while fostering a sense of belonging and enjoyment. Here are some strategies to achieve this:

Some advice for when nature calls on a paddling trip! This was originally published in the April 2024 issue of 'Scottish Paddler', Paddle Scotland's magazine for members.

Two trees right across River South Esk on the left channel of the island just up stream of road bridge at Cortachy. One at head height, one on river surface.

Gill Berrow has enjoyed a lifelong passion for paddlesports. Here she talks us through her 50 plus years on the water. This was originally published in the October 2023 issue of 'Scottish Paddler', Paddle Scotland's magazine for members.

Big congratulations to the Scottish athletes selected to the 2024 Kayak Cross teams which were announced last week!

We have two upcoming training opportunities for coaches wanting to become a provider of the Paddlesport Safety and Rescue Course.

Spaces are available to book for the All Ability session at the 2024 Scottish Women's Paddle Symposium, which will take place 17-19 May 2024 at Glenmore Lodge in Aviemore.