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Migration barriers
Fourteen
most important weirs on eight rivers, in total, were selected in the area of
the project. The selection was made based on the impact and location of the
weir, the biodiversity and size of the fish stock, and the cost and feasibility
of the solution. The weirs which form the first impassable migration barrier in
the river were prioritised.
In
communication and cooperation with the owners of the weirs, solutions will be
found to ensure free upstream and downstream movement of the fish. Based on the
results, preliminary projects will be drawn up for eight weirs and solutions
will be found for six migration barriers. The solutions may include various
types of fish gates or demolition of the weirs.
As a
result of the examination, attempts will be made to find solutions for the
following weirs:
- Loobu River – the
Undla weir,
- Võsu River – the weirs of Võsu
(Mere) and Võsu (Metsa),
- Alajõgi River – the Tamme weir,
- Purtse River – the
Püssi weir and the Lohkuse weir,
- Pada River – the
Unukse weir and the Unnukse-Mahu road culverts,
- Selja River – the
Varangu weir, the Päide I and II weirs,
- Kunda River – the
Aravuse weir and the Kunda IV (Kundamõisa) weir,
- Udriku Brook – the
Udriku (Mäo) 2 weir and the weir in Mäo village by
the Jõekääru farm.
In 2020,
the Unkuse weir on Pada River and the old weir on Altja Brook were removed.
Life IP CleanEST partners
Alutaguse vald
Eesti Geoloogiateenistus
Eest Maaülikool
Eesti Rahvusringhääling
Ida-Virumaa Omavalitsuste Liit
Kadrina vald
Keskkonnaagentuur
Lüganuse vald
Rakvere linn
TalTech
Vinni vald
Viru-Nigula vald
Keskkonnaamet
Eesti Põllumajandus-Kaubanduskoda
Rakvere vald
Eesti Keskkonnauuringute Keskus
The Rivers Trust
Teaduskeskus AHHAA
Kliimaministeerium
Riigimetsa Majandamise Keskus
Keskkonnaministeeriumi Infotehnoloogiakeskus
Maaeluministeerium
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