Projects
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Silver Shiner Size-Class Structure, Habitat Utilization, Movement and Persistence in an Urbanized Fragment of a Great Lakes TributarySilver Shiners were captured and habitat was characterized from 38 locations in the Grand River during the summer... -
Grand Niagara Fish SalvageGrand Niagara Golf Course Fish Rescue Prior to dewatering and overprinting, Biotactic uses a combination of boat and backpack...
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Razorback Sucker TelemetryBiotactic assisted Bio-West (Utah) with the set-up of a combined sonic and radio-telemetry project of federally endangered...
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Rainbow Trout Passage at the Maple Hill DamPassage efficiency of radiotagged rainbow trout at the Maple Hill fishway was 20 %. Based on our...
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Fish Movement at the Springbank Dam: Before-After StudyThe City of London and the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority contracted Biotactic Incorporated to design and conduct...
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Brown Trout in the Kananaskis RiverWe used radio-telemetry to investigate detailed movement and summer habitat of brown trout Salmo trutta (size range 157...
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Rainbow Trout Passage at a Nature-Like Fishway, Beaver River, OntarioRainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) were monitored over two consecutive vernal migration periods at a nature-like fishway on the...
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Grand River Smallmouth BassMobility of tournament-caught and released smallmouth bass Micropterus dolomieu was monitored in the Grand River, Ontario, between 1995...
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Brook Trout Population in an Urban CreekIn response to concerns regarding planned development in the area, Biotactic began monitoring water temperatures and conducted a...
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Upstream Passage of WalleyeIn September 1999 and April 2002, Biotactic Inc. was contracted by The Dow Chemical Company to examine a...
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Port Hope Area Initiative Fish RescuePrior to and during in-water remediation, Biotactic uses boat electrofishing in the inner harbour in Lake Ontario to...
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Videographic Surveys Saugeen RiverBiotactic has been performing videographic surveys of fish passage at the Maple Hill dam fishway as well as...
