Basin-wide monitoring of salmon smolts at US dams

  • B.H. Ransom, T.W. Steig, M.A. Timko and P.A. Nealson
  • Vol. 15 - Issue 3, 2008

Studies have been conducted in the mid-Columbia river basin in the USA , based on acoustic tagging of salmon smolts, to assess behaviour patterns and survival rates of fish in the vicinity of major hydropower dams; the aim is to check the effectiveness of existing bypass structures, and ultimately to restore and enhance salmon runs in the river.

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