As we begin to approach the two year milestone of the installation of the BioAcoustic Fish Fence at Barkley Lock, Kentucky, Fish Guidance System wanted to highlight the monumental effort that has been required by so many parties to deliver such a groundbreaking project. In this article we will highlight Read more…
New York City is seen as the financial capital of the world, and most historians believe that a huge factor in the rise of The Big Apple is down to the 363 mile connection between The Great Lakes and the Atlantic Ocean known as the Erie Canal. By reducing transport Read more…
The U.S Fish and Wildlife Service has found DNA belonging to Bighead carp in Wisconsin’s Milwaukee River. The find, based on the detection of environmental DNA, or eDNA, tests water samples for cells, secretions and other fluids of invasive species and is seen as an early detection method for live Read more…
When the tide is high, dangerous things can happen – and when you are building a new nuclear power plant in an estuary where the tidal forces are some of the highest in the world, mitigating risk is the highest priority. Luckily, advancements in technology can make the most dangerous Read more…
The famous saying goes that if you are forgetful you have a ‘memory of a fish’, but contrary to this idiom, it has been demonstrated through research on invasive carp species that fish have good memories – especially when it comes to learning to avoid stimuli that they see as Read more…