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Model of a Fish-Ladder for Salmon to ascend Milldams and Weirs, on View at the Office of the Inspector of Fisheries, in Whitehall (engraving)
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Model of a Fish-Ladder for Salmon to ascend Milldams and Weirs, on View at the Office of the Inspector of Fisheries, in Whitehall (engraving)
1103272 Model of a Fish-Ladder for Salmon to ascend Milldams and Weirs, on View at the Office of the Inspector of Fisheries, in Whitehall (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Model of a Fish-Ladder for Salmon to ascend Milldams and Weirs, on View at the Office of the Inspector of Fisheries, in Whitehall. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 7 May 1864.); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection; English, out of copyright
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This engraving, titled "Model of a Fish-Ladder for Salmon to ascend Milldams and Weirs, on View at the Office of the Inspector of Fisheries, in Whitehall" offers a glimpse into 19th-century innovations in fisheries management. The image showcases a meticulously crafted model fish ladder designed to aid salmon in ascending milldams and weirs. Displayed at the Office of the Inspector of Fisheries in Whitehall, this intricate structure represents an important development in ensuring the survival and migration patterns of salmon populations. With its detailed engravings, it provides viewers with a visual understanding of how this innovative contraption functions. The fish ladder's purpose is twofold: to allow salmon to bypass obstacles such as milldams and weirs while migrating upstream during their spawning season, and to provide researchers with valuable insights into fish behavior. This ingenious solution not only benefits these magnificent creatures but also aids scientists studying their habits and population dynamics. Commissioned by The Illustrated London News for publication on May 7th, 1864, this engraving serves as both educational material and an artistic representation of scientific progress. It highlights society's growing awareness regarding environmental conservation during that era. Today, this historical artifact remains relevant as it reminds us of our responsibility towards preserving natural habitats for various species. It stands as a testament to human ingenuity when faced with challenges posed by industrialization while striving for harmony between nature and progress.
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