Aasee Lake Gets Boost with Two-Day Fish Population Study
The Aasee ecosystem is set to receive a boost with a two-day fish population investigation by specialists from the Ruhrverband on October 7th and 8th. This study is part of a resilience strategy to make the lake more resistant to heat and extreme drought.
The Ruhrverband will deploy nets and traps along the shores to assess the current number of fish and the variety of species present. This regular monitoring is crucial for maintaining the ecological balance of the lake. The investigation will also support the ongoing food chain manipulation efforts, aiming to achieve a self-regulating water-type species composition in the future. Boats are advised to avoid marked areas during the study to prevent damage to the nets and ensure accurate results. These regular fish population surveys serve as the basis for success control and steering further measures to strengthen the Aasee ecosystem.
The upcoming fish population study by the Ruhrverband is a key step in the resilience strategy for the Aasee. The findings will help maintain the lake's ecological balance and make it more resistant to environmental challenges. The investigation is expected to provide valuable insights for future management decisions.
