Mimicking Nature, New Designs Ease Fish Passage Around Dams

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By Yale Environment 360May 6, 2014, 9:00 am66 pts
Originating in Europe, "nature-like" fishways are now being constructed on some U.S. rivers where removing dams is not an option. Unlike traditional fish ladders, these passages use a natural approach aimed at significantly increasing once-abundant runs of migratory fish. BY REBECCA KESSLER

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