FISH PASSAGE
WORLD FISH MIGRATION WEEK 2022 THE LATEST ON FISH PASSAGE The story of the improved fish passage along the Cape Fear River was featured on the NOAA Fisheries website during World Fish Migration Week. READ THE ARTICLE HERE
NORTH CAROLINA AQUATIC CONNECTIVITY TEAM MEETING 2020 MEETING SUMMARY We would like to extend a big thank you to all who participated in our December meeting, and contributed their input regarding North Carolina's aquatic connectivity. Below is a recap of
PARTNERSHIP UPDATE: LOCK & DAM 3 PROJECT UPDATE Dawn York, Cape Fear River Partnership Coordinator, and Jeff Crump, Senior Water Resource Engineer, provided an update on Partnership efforts and modeling analyses for fish passage alternatives at Lock and Dam 3
2nd QUARTERLY MEETING - FISH PASSAGE On May 22, 2018 the 2nd Quarterly Meeting of the Fish Passage Committee was held at the UNCW Center for Marine Sciences. Introductions and Annoucements MFC nominated region 4 strategic habitat areas in all 4 coastal
ASSESSING AQUATIC CONNECTIVITY IN THE BLACK RIVER WATERSHED PROJECT GRANTS & UPDATES Cape Fear Resource Conservation and Development recently received a $130,000 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and $50,000 from Bladen County to assess, rank, and prioritize
RIVER MONSTERS FOR WORLD FISH MIGRATION DAY 2018! Cape Fear River Watch is sponsoring World Fish Migration Day, April 21, 2018 in Wilmington, NC at Hugh McCrae Park as part of Earth Day festivities. Please go out and support World Fish Migration
ONGOING LOCK AND DAM FISH PASSAGE EFFORTS SUMMARY Restoring Access to Historic Migratory Fish Habitat in the Cape Fear River Basin; Lock and Dams 1, 2 and 3 proposes a comprehensive watershed based strategy to improve the resilience of anadromous
DAM REMOVAL UPDATES PROJECT UPDATE 2014/2015 Action Items Over the past year, a sub-group of the Cape Fear River Partnership has been actively working to identify high priority barriers in the basin to remove or bypass to benefit anadromous fishes.