Salmon, Barbel And Eel - Sprotbrough, UK - Relief Art Sculptures on Waymarking.com

There is a plaque below the sculpture.

SALMON BARBEL AND EEL
By Anthowny Downing carved in Cadeby Limestone 2014

The sculpture marks the installation of the fish pass at Sprotbrough weir.
The improving water quality of the River Don is allowing species like the barbel to
thrive and enabling the return of salmon.

We toirs can act as barriers restricting the movement of fish and may limit access to
feeding or spawning grounds. This pass will ease the passage for migratory fish like salmon
and eels so they may establish sustainable populations.

This project has been supported by

LAFARGE
TARMAC

through a donation under the
Landfill Communities Fund

Your impression of the sculpture?: Date Sculpture was opened for vewing?: 11/24/2015 Website for sculpture?: [Web Link] Where is this sculpture?: Sprotbrough Fish Pass Off Boat Lane Sprotbrough, South Yorkshire United Kingdom Sculptors Name: Anthony Downing

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