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World fish migration day in Kangaskoski
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Tule tutustumaan vaelluskalojen elämään Kangaskoskelle!
- Kala-asiantuntijat kertovat Laatokan lohen ja muiden vaelluskalojen elämästä.
- Voit esittää myös kysymyksiä koskien ennallistuksesta.
- Kangaskosken voimalan ovet avoinna.
Come and get to know the life of migratory fish in Kangaskoski!
- Fish experts talk about the lives of Ladoga salmon and other Hiitolanjoki residents.
- You can also ask questions about restoration.
- The doors of the Kangaskoski power plant are open.
Additional Details
Online Event - No
Country - Finland
Name of contact person - Hanna Ollikainen
Organizer
South Karelian Foundation for Recreation Areas
Foundation funded by municipalities maintais recreation areas in South Karelia Region in South-Eastern Finland. Foundation purchased three hydro power plants to demolish dams.
Hiitolanjoki Association
The purpose of the Hiitolanjoki Association is to develop the Hiitolanjoki River and its surroundings equally as a cultural and natural destination. Its concrete goals are to restore Hiitolanjoki as a salmon river and to preserve and present the cultural heritage of the river.
Venue
Kangaskoski rapids and former power plantKangaskoski rapids is the lowest of the three dams in River Hiitolanjoki, only 900 m from Russian border. Kangaskoski is the first dam removed in Hiitolanjoki. The power production ended and the dam was opened in autumn 2021. River Hiitolanjoki is situated in Rautjärvi municipality and South Karelia region in South Eastern Finland. River is 53 km long of which 8 km is in Finland. The river flows into Lake Ladoga in Russia. Hiitolanjoki is an important spawning river for lake salmon
