Managing the movement of fish can be integral to infrastructure projects, whether that be construction, power generation or agriculture. High frequency systems are one of a number of tools used by Fish Guidance Systems to manage the movement of fish and this article provides an introduction to how high frequency Read more…
The fight against invasive carp recently came to national attention when, at the end of last year, the Federal Budget was passed with $25m dollars earmarked to fund the good work that the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service and its partners are undertaking across the Mississippi basin. Potential projects, such Read more…
A new video has been released on the United States Fish and Wildlife Service’s YouTube channel that highlights the way the BAFF system, which Fish Guidance Systems currently has installed at Barkley Lock in Kentucky, is helping contain invasive carp. The two-minute long video demonstrates how Fish Guidance System’s innovative Read more…
The latest consultation on plans for the Sizewell C nuclear power station is underway, but new proposals do not include important measures to protect marine wildlife at the site. Steps intended to mitigate the project’s impact on nearby habitats are among the plans, as well as changes in how materials Read more…
A translocation exercise is set to put the BioAcoustic Fish Fence (BAFF) at Kentucky’s Barkley Lock through its paces as a trial of the system continues. Two lightning strikes delayed progress of the trial, which aims to deter invasive carp from spreading towards the Great Lakes, but the acoustic fish Read more…