Here’s a cool update from our partner Eureka Water Probes:
As part of the Alameda Creek Aquatic Resources Monitoring Program, near the town of Sunol, CA, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC) operates a rotary-screw trap (RST) and fyke trap. Trapping data is used to document the downstream movement patterns of fishes, and age-class-specific relative abundances of juvenile Oncorhynchus mykiss, in the southern portion of upper Alameda Creek.
Read Full Article Here : https://www.waterprobes.com/success-cases/sfpuc%3A-solar-charged-continuous-monitoring-in-rugged-conditions
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