The spectacular journey of the European eel
At Researchers’ Night, Lluis Zamora from the University of Girona presents a video on the biology of the eel and its extraordinary life cycle.
At Researchers’ Night, Lluis Zamora from the University of Girona presents a video on the biology of the eel and its extraordinary life cycle.
In Sudoang we present the results of the EDA model (Eel Density Analysis) to our associated partners which gives the abundance of silver eel in rivers. It is important that stakeholders involved in eel management and conservation validate the results obtained by the models to detect inconsistencies. In this video we briefly explain how the […]
European eel is critically endangered (IUCN 2014): glass eels entering European rivers are 10% of those that arrived before the 80s. A team of scientists, fishers, managers and NGOs worried by the eel situation decided to use knowledge to bring the eels back to our rivers. That’s how Sudoang was born.
Eel management in the SUDOE area is fragmented into several administrative units: basin, region and country. Furthermore, the commercial exploitation of this stock and its habitat (mainly for hydroelectric power use) affects many stakeholders whose interests need to be reconciled. For this reason, dialogue between them is fundamental, as we explain in the following video […]
Isabel Domingos (University of Sciences of Lisbon-FCUL) coordinates the transnational eel monitoring network in the 10 pilot basins participating in SUDOANG. In this video she explains how to do this and why this network is necessary. WATCH VÍDEO >
Hilaire Drouineau (Irstea) will estimate eel recruitment, a key parameter for assessing population status and monitoring the impact of anthropogenic activities at European, regional and river basin scale. WATCH VÍDEO >