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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... -
Sulphur SpringsSeveral cold water sulphur springs flow into tributaries of the Welland River on the Niagara Peninsula. Sulphur... -
Black Redhorse EcologyIn October 2007 a large pool in the Grand River near Kitchener, Ontario was sampled using seine nets... -
Fishway Attraction EnhancementTwo Denil fishways on the Grand River, Ontario, have been monitored for activity by several dozen fish species... -
Fish Movement in the Welland River WatershedStarting in 2001 Biotactic, with the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority (NPCA) and Niagara Restoration Council, has monitored the... -
Restoring Walleye Migration in the Shebeshekong RiverIn 2017 we restored migration routes for Walleye at a set of rapids and a waterfall that had... -
Rainbow Trout Migration Patterns in the Saugeen River WatershedThe Truax Dam was removed in August 2019. Future post-removal phases of this study will provide data that... -
Swimming in Turbulent FlowsWe have installed and operated cameras that stream fish movement inside fishways, onto the internet since 2007.... -
Northern Pike Telemetry and Passage MonitoringRadio transmitters were surgically implanted in the body cavity of ten northern pike between 502 mm TL and... -
Arctic Char in Hope BayIn July 2021 and 2022, Biotactic staff travelled to Hope Bay, Nunavut to build fish fences equipped with... -
Spring 2024 RadiotelemetryFish sponsored by the public (Kollen family, Lake Huron Fishing Club, Steeldreams, Bruce Power LP) will be tracked... -
Mannheim Fishway PassageWe compared two Denil fishways, located on the west (low velocity - 10 % slope) and east (high...































































