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Description
Tidal barriers hamper diadromous fish migration between sea and freshwater. Recently altered sluice management at the Haringvlietdam allows controlled inflow of saltwater to facilitate fish migration. WUR, together with Rijkswaterstaat and the Ministry of Agriculture, Nature and Food Quality, investigate fish behaviour, migration windows and losses due to fisheries or predation in the vicinity of this tidal barrier. The solution to optimize sluice management should result in improved migratory opportunities and enlarged upstream spawning populations. Just one example of how WUR is working on nature conservation and recovery of species.
| Status | Active |
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| Effective start/end date | 1/11/22 → … |
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Data underlying the publication: Upstream passage windows for anadromous fish at a large barrier in the Rhine-Meuse estuary, 1996-2018
Meijer Zu Schlochtern, M. (Creator), Nagelkerke, L. A. J. (Creator), Buijse, A. D. (Creator), Winter, H. V. (Creator), Vriese, F. T. (Creator), Breukelaar, A. W. (Creator) & Hop, J. (Creator), Wageningen University & Research, 19 Dec 2025
DOI: 10.4121/e8d5fe1e-773c-475c-b2c3-bf5b9def961a
Dataset
Press/Media
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Monitoring migratory fish with sound signals
18/12/25 → 19/12/25
2 Media contributions
Press/Media: Research › Professional