Prevention of Invasive Carp into the Erie Canal

You Made The Right ChoiceLets get started and lets build a barrier.

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Team, please refer to the map that was giving to you at the start of the mission. You will discus as a team where you going to place the barrier system. You will be using coy fish as test subjects today.4Next..Installing the plumeTake one end of the rubber pipe and hook it into the signal generator.With the other end rubber pipe, hook it up to into the bubbleplume.

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Next, take the end of the rubber pipe and hook it into the generator. With the other end of the rubber pipe hook it into the bubble plume.7FirstWith the mock canal pathway/waterway that you have in front of youPlace the signal generator on the side of the canal bank.

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I hope you decide where you are going to be placing the barrier. If you choose to put the barrier at the entrance; where the lake meets the Erie canal, you are correct. You will be putting the barrier to the right of the waterway....We will now start to build a bubble barrier. Take the signal generator and place it on the side of the canal bank.6Thank you!Thank you for preventing a habitat crisis in your own Erie Canal.

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I want to Thank you for saving and preventing the invasive species of the Asian carp from coming to The Erie Canal, I hope you enjoyed the interactive activity. Before you leave the site, please met with your team and talk about the findings you have made with the team. Journal your experience and finding.

17TestingPlace the bubble plume in the water.Turn on the generator to activate the bubble plume.Place coy fish in the water system.Share your findings with your teacher on how the fish reacted towards the bubbles.

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Now that you have the bubble plume barrier assembled, we are going to tests it out on some mini coy fish. Place the bubble plume in the water. Turn on the generator. Bubbles should be fizzing from the plume. Add the coy fish in the water. Record your observations of how they acted toward the bubble barrier.8ReferenceKaveh SomeahGeneral Manager-Ovivo USA,LLCKaveh.someah@ovivowater.com801-931 3010