THE FEED BASKET

for macrozoobenthos

THE NURSERY FOR JUVENILE FISH AND SOLUTION FOR CLOGGED RIVERS.
About Stefan Baur

Inventor and Visionary

Stefan Baur is not only a passionate fly fisherman but also a dedicated environmentalist and innovator in the field of water body revitalization. His love for nature and his desire to preserve ecological diversity in aquatic environments have inspired him to develop unique solutions to combat clogging and create healthy habitats for small organisms.

As an experienced fly fisherman, Stefan understands the importance of intact aquatic ecosystems for the survival of fish and other aquatic life. His many years of experience in fly fishing have helped him develop a deep understanding of the functioning of flowing waters and recognize the challenges they face.

Stefan Baur is not only actively involved in water conservation but also enjoys sharing his knowledge and experiences with others. He supports local communities, biologists, and fishing clubs in implementing water revitalization projects and is available as a consultant.

In his free time, Stefan is often found on the banks of rivers and streams, where he not only pursues his hobby but also enjoys the beauty and value of nature. His commitment to environmental protection and his innovative spirit make him a role model for all who are dedicated to the preservation of our natural habitats.

Frequently Asked Questions

It describes the accumulation of materials such as sediment, silt or other deposits in the riverbed. These deposits lead to compaction of the riverbed.

The solidification of the water bed leads to a loss of habitat and food for aquatic organisms such as gammarus and other small invertebrates. 

Clogging is caused by various factors, including natural sedimentation, agricultural practices, urban development, industrial activities and environmental changes

Feed baskets are metal grid cubes (gabions) filled with organic material that serve as artificial habitats for aquatic organisms. 

The feed baskets can be filled with straw, hay or leaves. This provides food and habitat for microorganisms such as crayfish, which in turn are an important food source for fish. 

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