Fish Guidance Systems are delighted to announce that it has extended its maintenance contract of the BioAcoustic Fish Fence (BAFF) installed at Barkley Lock, Kentucky, and will work alongside partners such as the Army Corps of Engineers and the Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Service, among others, to help continue the Read more…
Alabama has become the latest state to launch an action plan to tackle invasive species within their state boundaries. The Alabama Aquatic Nuisance Species Management Plan allows the state of Alabama, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR), Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division and Marine Resources Division Read more…
There are few river systems in the world that are larger than the Mississippi River. Its many tributaries snake their way across large swathes of the US. In addition to travelling through a diverse selection of habitats and biological regions it is also arguably the world’s most important commercial waterway. Read more…
The ongoing trial of Fish Guidance Systems’ BAFF (BioAcoustic Fish Fence) system at Barkley Lock, Kentucky continues to deliver impressive results, with non-translocated fish showing a 94.7% deflection rate and translocated fish showing a 76.8% deflection rate. As part of a management plan for invasive carp, the USGS has concluded Read more…
In news that may have been lost in the Christmas rush, a huge step forward has been taken by the Tennessee Valley Authority in relation to their response to the ongoing invasive carp crisis currently affecting Tennessee and the wider Mississippi basin. In a statement released on Friday 17 December, Read more…