Girnock and Baddoch: Emigrant Numbers by Year of Emigration

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Summary

The Girnock and Baddoch catchments are long-term monitoring sites where the population dynamics of spring salmon have been assessed since 1966 and 1988 respectively. These sites include a pair of fixed traps designed to catch returning adult salmon and descending juvenile emigrants. The descending traps are whole river traps based on a modified Wolf trap, and operate on permanent weirs. They are routinely operated in both autumn and spring, providing counts of emigrant salmon. Trap protocols have been similar, although not identical, over this long period.

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Added to data.gov.uk
2022-09-08
Access contraints
no limitations to public access
Harvest GUID
Marine_Scotland_FishDAC_1017
Extent
Latitude: 57.5° to 57°
Longitude: -4° to -3°
Spatial reference system
urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::27700
Dataset reference date
2015-03-18 (publication)
Frequency of update
Annually
Responsible party
Scottish Government (Marine Scotland) (pointOfContact, custodian, distributor); Marine Scotland (originator)
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eng
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