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| 2018 Description Telemetry data from 2018 of tagged hatchery-reared Atlantic salmon (n=30) released in the Magaguadavic River, NB and tracked to sea. Acoustic receivers (n=29) were placed at various passageways leading to the outer Bay of Fundy from Passamaquoddy Bay and at select farm sites, to determine residence. Limited manual tracking was also conducted post release. |
| 2019 Description Telemetry data from 2019 of tagged hatchery-reared Atlantic salmon (n=160) released in the Magaguadavic River, NB (above and below a dam) and tracked to sea. Acoustic receivers (n=136) were placed at various passageways leading to the outer Bay of Fundy from the Quoddy Region and at farm sites, to determine their residence. Limited manual tracking was also conducted post release. |
| 2020 Description Telemetry data for 2020, where due to pandemic restrictions, no fish were tagged. A limited acoustic receiver network (n=18) was placed at various passageways leading to the outer Bay of Fundy from Passamaquoddy Bay, though no farm sites were monitored. |
| 2021 Description Telemetry data from 2021 of tagged hatchery-reared Atlantic salmon (n=150) released in the Magaguadavic River, NB (above and below a dam) and tracked to sea. Additonally, farmed Atlantic salmon (n=99) were released from a cage site, and alewives (n=30) from below the Milltown Dam on the St Croix. Acoustic receivers (n=209) were placed at various passageways leading to the outer Bay of Fundy from the Quoddy Region and at farm sites, to determine their residence. Limited manual tracking was also conducted post release. |
| 2022 Description Telemetry data for 2022, where the network was placed to support adjacent projects tagging sharks, mackerel, herring, and sculpin, as well as monitoring for other species tagged by other researchers. Acoustic receivers (n=157) were placed at various passageways leading to the outer Bay of Fundy from the Quoddy Region and at farm sites, to determine regional use of these tagged species. |
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