UMaine Students Develop Infrastructure Upgrades for Salmon Hatchery
Civil engineering students from UMaine are designing critical upgrades for the Atlantic Salmon for Northern Maine hatchery to support endangered Outer Bay Fundy Salmon. These enhancements aim to improve sustainability and operational efficiency within the facility.
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A team of civil engineering students from the University of Maine is working on infrastructure upgrades for the Atlantic Salmon for Northern Maine hatchery to aid the conservation of the endangered Outer Bay Fundy Salmon. Key upgrades include a new wastewater treatment system, improved dam structures, and rerouted water lines to reduce harmful sediment in the Aroostook River.
Recent fieldwork involved taking measurements for the water line project, essential for developing a sustainable hatchery operation. The initiative seeks to bolster salmon populations while providing a feasible plan for the nonprofit organization. This collaboration highlights the importance of student involvement in conservation efforts.
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