Fish Need to Move! Fish Passage Project with Fish-Friendly Culvert

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A fish-friendly culvert used to help demonstrate the difference between those that are not fish-friendly and those that are. This culvert allows fish and other aquatic species to safely move back and forth to where they need to go. 

This photo is part of the Fish Need to Move! Learning about Fish Migration Lesson. 

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Education
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Subject tags
Fish passage
Fish migration