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Fish Passage Greifenstein (Tullnerfelder Danube Floodplains)
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Fish Passage Greifenstein (Tullnerfelder Danube Floodplains)
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Fish Passage Greifenstein (Tullnerfelder Danube Floodplains)
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The Greifenstein fish ladder is an ecological structure on the Danube in Lower Austria that restores more space for natural fish migration. It was built as part of the ecological restoration of the Greifenstein Danube power plant and allows fish to overcome the sections of the river separated by the power plant.
The structure consists of a long series of pools that gradually equalize the difference in elevation between the upstream and downstream water. This allows numerous fish species – including huchen, barbel, and nase – to migrate through the Danube again in a natural way.
The structure consists of a long series of pools that gradually equalize the difference in elevation between the upstream and downstream water. This allows numerous fish species – including huchen, barbel, and nase – to migrate through the Danube again in a natural way.
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