by FPAT | Mar 4, 2020 | Climbing Fish & Eels
This is a short video by Tim Olley showing larger bodied koaro (Galaxias brevipinnis) “climbing” up a natural feature. Larger bodied fish tend to use a burst swimming action unlike the juveniles that typically...
by FPAT | Mar 2, 2020 | Climbing Fish & Eels
This rare footage shows both small and larger eels trying to navigate a natural feature. You will see that larger bodied specimens are unable to utilise the wet margins or splash zones. Remediation techniques should offer a range of options to give migrating fish...
by FPAT | Feb 13, 2020 | Climbing Fish & Eels
When designing new structures or considering remediation for existing ones, it is important to consider the swimming ability of the fish likely to pass through or over the structure. This short video shows that small or juvenile fish...
by FPAT | Jan 28, 2020 | Remediation, Reports
Tim Olley has shared his experiences and observations made while rectifying a failed fish pass in Nelson NZ. Failed fish pass. Click here to read a short but fascinating report describing how a failed fish-pass was successfully remediated. [Saxton creek lessons...
by FPAT | Jan 15, 2020 | News
Things to look forward to in the coming months: More of our short form videos are in the pipeline. A number of “Lessons Learned” are to be completed and shared.Watch for “Fish pass fail and subsequent remediation” “Installation of...
