Aaron Heisey and EESC colleagues enter the east flume in the Conte Lab's Fish Passage Complex after the conclusion of a study trial to recover adult white suckers
![Scientist standing in water inside a flume at the Conte Lab's fish passage complex](https://d9-wret.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/assets/palladium/production/s3fs-public/styles/full_width/public/media/images/WhereWeWork_BrettTowler_Summ23.png?itok=IMauPnKa)
Detailed Description
USGS Fish Biologist Aaron Heisey and EESC colleagues enter the east flume in the Conte Lab's Fish Passage Complex after the conclusion of a study trial to recover adult white suckers. This study compares two fish ladders (novel D-cylinder on left, Denil on right) by measuring the performance of live fish through video and telemetry in one of USGS' largest ecohydraulics laboratories. The D-Cylinder fish ladder is being studied as a more efficient, multi-species, replacement for the aging and ubiquitous Denil fishway.
Summer 2023 NER Photo Contest Winner: Brett Towler, Where We Work category
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