It is vital that screening and control infrastructure remain clean, functional and at optimal performance. Below is a video of the self-cleaning function on the conical fish screen that will be set to operate automatically, once a day, or as programmed by the client.

Manufacture of Australia’s first conical Fish Exclusion Screens is near completion. The screening infrastructure will be installed on gravity irrigation offtakes to protect native fish populations as well as benefit fishermen and irrigators. For further information visit the project page.

https://www.awmawatercontrol.com.au/project/gunbower-fish-exclusion-screen-project-cohuna/

18 Jun 2018 In an Australian first, countless numbers of native fish will be saved thanks to Victorian designed and made screening. Member for Northern Victoria Mark Gepp said Australia’s first irrigation diversion channel fish screen will be positioned in front of the Cohuna Number 3 Channel regulator, in the Cohuna Weir pool, and will stop […]

AWMA have secured an exhibition booth for the inaugural International Conference on River Connectivity (Fish Passage 2018), to be held in Albury NSW, 10th – 14th December 2018. AWMA will be showcasing our locally manufactured Fish Exclusion Screens.