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Fish Passage & Recent
Projects
Fish passage facilities
otherwise known as fishways,
fish ladders, fish bypass channels and fish lifts are
all designed to allow fish to move upstream over
barriers that would otherwise interfere with migration. We
can recommend optimal designs and locations for these
useful river restoration tools to suit site-specific and
species-specific requirements. We can develop strategies
and plans that allow passage of target species, while
blocking passage of undesirable species such as sea
lampreys and carp. We also monitor fish movements,
activity and behaviour at migration barriers and we can
help enhance fish passage at new and existing structures.

Since 1994, we have carried out several investigations of
fishways, as well as behavioural and physiological assessments of dam impacts on
warmwater fish. Other work includes biotelemetry, habitat surveys, habitat use
relative to habitat availability, effects of fishing tournaments on fish, ecological
studies related to freshwater and marine fishes and other aquatic and
terrestrial species of interest to
biologists, ecologists, fisheries managers, regulatory agencies and
environmental groups worldwide. Click on
these examples:
Selected
Telemetry & Monitoring Projects
Fishway Studies
Fish and Aquatic Ecology
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