The ProtectFish project partners from Work Package 4 – led by Kurt Pinter of Universität für Bodenkultur Wien (BOKU) – executed end October some electro fishing research activities on the upper Drava river in Austria. This project team aims to how the modification of cormorant predation pressure interacts with the conservation status of riverine fish […]
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The ProtectFish project aims to evaluate the efficiency of various protection measures to safeguard river fish species across Europe, such as Grayling, Marbled Trout, and Salmon. Our project uses innovative research methods, such as the installation of wildlife cameras covering rivers with nets or ropes or scaring off predators. This allows our project partners to […]
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The IUCN red listing of European Grayling “Thymallus thymallus – since 2010 has been reassessed. In its assessment published in October 2024, IUCN ranks the European Grayling among the species of “Least Concern”. European Grayling status reassessed despite important warning signs In its latest assessment, IUCN stipulates that the European Grayling (Thymallus thymallus) is of […]
Read More… from The IUCN list updates European Grayling’s status to “Least Concern”.
On 26 November 2024, ProtectFish partners Carola Winkelmann from the Univeristy of Koblenz (DE) and Niels Jepsen from DTU Aqua (DK) presented their research on cormorant predation in Tallinn – Estonia. The seminar – “The impact of cormorants on fisheries and ecosystems” – organised by the Fisheries Centre of the Estonian Marine Institute of the […]
Discover our first ProtectFish newsletter and learn more about the ProtectFish’s project developments. After six months, we can now look at what we have done so far and what we need to achieve in the coming years. ProtectFish has a strict focus on achieving better protection of river-fish throughout the EU. The poor status of […]
Read More… from Newsletter #1 – November 2024 – Discover now our project’s evolutions