We are excited to announce the Hydropower, Fish and River Connectivity Twitter Conference #HydroFish2020 that will take place on October 20th!
Present your research, exchange ideas on hydropower, fish and river connectivity and network with fellow researchers from around the world.
At the test case Altusried, FIThydro partners investigate fish swimming tracks and model migration habitats with the help of the CASiMiR-migration software to assess the effectiveness of the attraction flow downstream of the bypass.
The HYPOSO Project, coordinated by WIP Renewable Energies (Germany), aims at supporting the European hydropower industry and stimulating the energy transition in developing and emerging countries.
At the test case Las Rivers on the Ariège in France, scientists from CNRS/Institute Pprime and OBF conducted hydraulic measurements and fish tests to investigate the efficiency of downstream migration solutions for Atlantic salmon smolts and silver eels.
8 talks, nearly 600 participants, + 65 countries: The recording of the AMBER & FIThydro webinar “Smart Ways to Improve River Connectivity” is now available
The special event “Smart Ways To Improve River Connectivity” organized by the project AMBER and FIThydro will take place on […]
Interviews with citizens in four European towns were conducted by FIThydro partners to identify the public’s opinion in the region […]
Experiences from the FIThydro project In FIThydro 26 partners, 13 from research and 13 from industry, work together to improve […]
The FIThydro European Stakeholder Workshop on Fish-friendly Hydropower took place on 28-29 January 2020, in Brussels. It served as a […]
How does hydropeaking affect fish movement and habitat use? Isabel Boavida, Maria João Costa and Filipe Romão from the Instituto […]
