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Nonanadromous Fish Passage in Highway Culverts
Highway culverts may hinder the normal migrations of various trout species in wild trout streams, due to increased flow velocity, shallow water depths, increased turbulence, and perching. This study characterized the problems with existing culverts to develop guidelines for the future use of culverts in areas with high gradient streams. Installation criteria will ideally limit the use of bridges where culverts are appropriate, and eliminate the use of culverts where they would create fish passage problems. This will reduce installation, maintenance, and retrofitting costs.
Nonanadromous Fish Passage in Highway Culverts
Highway culverts may hinder the normal migrations of various trout species in wild trout streams, due to increased flow velocity, shallow water depths, increased turbulence, and perching. This study characterized the problems with existing culverts to develop guidelines for the future use of culverts in areas with high gradient streams. Installation criteria will ideally limit the use of bridges where culverts are appropriate, and eliminate the use of culverts where they would create fish passage problems. This will reduce installation, maintenance, and retrofitting costs.
Nonanadromous Fish Passage in Highway Culverts
G. M. Fitch (author)
1995
26 pages
Report
No indication
English
Ecology , Fisheries & Aquaculture , Civil Engineering , Natural Resource Management , Fish passages , Barriers , Culverts , Fishways , Fish migration , Trout , Stream flow , Shallow water , Hydraulics , Turbulence , Installation , Maintenance , Retrofitting , Streambeds , Water levels , Inlets(Waterways) , Outlets
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