A tool to assess the cumulative impact of barriers and climate change on salmonid populations in rivers (University of Hull PhD project)

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The Garbh Uisge is an active river in which river processes can function normally in most places. There are a few locations on the river

The Bering Sea is an important summer feeding habitat for Japanese chum salmon and other salmon stocks such as pink, sockeye, and Chinook salmon. To

Plans are in place to remove a privately owned weir to enable fish passage over this barrier. This work is part of the RiverLife project,

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