Habitat connectivity by design
Surveying GPS stations allow Jared to survey whole construction sites by himself. The tripod station is set at a known elevation point, and Jared measures other elevations around the site that he uses to build a 3D model of the landscape.
Engineers working for the Department of Fish and Game juggle many projects like designing buildings, hatcheries and fishing access areas. But a few engineers get to design in-stream structures and habitat restoration projects to help fish move through the Idaho landscape.
One of these engineers is Jared Bragg, the engineer from the Anadromous Fish Screen Program in Salmon. Jared gets the opportunity to come up with new and exciting solutions to provide better fish passage through the river while also helping restore habitat connectivity.
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