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The project covers the following municipalities: Uście Gorlickie, Grybów, Bobowa and Ciężkowice. It is a continuation of earlier activities leading to an increase in the biodiversity of the river valley by restoring the habitats of native species of plants and animals and creating favorable conditions for their living and free movement.
The project covers the following municipalities: Uście Gorlickie, Grybów, Bobowa and Ciężkowice. It is a continuation of earlier activities leading to an increase in the biodiversity of the river valley by restoring the habitats of native species of plants and animals and creating favorable conditions for their living and free movement.
PROJECT GOALS
1. Reconstruction of 15 barrages and weirs in such a way as to enable fish migration while guaranteeing
the safety of water intakes and bridges during highand low water levels. This will allow two-way fish
migration along the entire length of the river.
2. Creation of a erodible corridor of river migration,which means enabling the river on several sections to
meander freely and launch natural erosion processes in the river, and debris transportation. As a result,
erosion of the bottom will decrease, and the condition of the riverbed and habitats of living organisms will
improve. Natural retention will also increase and this will improve the flood safety for residents.
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|Total1 cost=9248. 830
|Stakeholder engagement Lead organisation=Department of Ecological Researches
|Stakeholder engagement Other contact forename=Roman Konieczny
|Stakeholder engagement Other contact surname=Małgorzata Siudak
|Works and supervision Lead organisation=Department of Ecological Researches
|Works and supervision Other contact forename=Roman Żurek
|Works and supervision Other contact surname=Karol Ciężak, Jacek Engel
|Post-project management and maintenance Lead organisation=National Water Management Polish Waters Regional Water Management Board in Krakow
|Monitoring Lead organisation=Department of Ecological Researches
|Monitoring Other contact forename=Roman Żurek
|Monitoring Other contact surname=Karol Ciężak, Jacek Engel
|Supplementary funding information=The project is implemented by National Water
Management Polish Waters Regional Water Management
Board in Krakow as part of the EU Operational Programme
Infrastructure and Environment 2014-2020.
Total cost: 9 248 830 €
Subsidy from the European Union: 7 840 380 €
Project implementation time: 2017-2020
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|Specific mitigation=Barriers to fish migration,
|Specific mitigation=Barriers to fish migration,

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Project overview

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Status In progress
Project web site http://biala-tarnowska.org/
Themes Fisheries, Flood risk management, Habitat and biodiversity, Monitoring
Country Poland
Main contact forename Ewelina Marzec
Main contact surname Karol Ciezak
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Contact organisation 0048126284100
Contact organisation web site http://krakow.wody.gov.pl/
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River valleys have been transformed, built up and partitioned for decades. This led to a disruption in water management – an increased risk of flooding and drought. The degradation of valleys and riverbeds has caused a reduction in the population or even total extinction of many species of aquatic organisms. Fifteen of the twenty-one fish species living in Biała Tarnowska need access to stony or gravelly ground to live. Riverbeds of this type are found in the upper part of the drainage basin, but access to them is blocked by numerous weirs and dams located along the river. In some cases, they will improve the functioning of water intakes. The planned activities will improve the natural and landscape values of the Biała Valley and will positively influence the development of tourism and fishing.

The liquidation or modernization of these obstacles and the renaturalization of the riverbed fragments will not only create better living conditions and migration of fish but will also increase the flood safety of residents.

The project covers the following municipalities: Uście Gorlickie, Grybów, Bobowa and Ciężkowice. It is a continuation of earlier activities leading to an increase in the biodiversity of the river valley by restoring the habitats of native species of plants and animals and creating favorable conditions for their living and free movement.

PROJECT GOALS 1. Reconstruction of 15 barrages and weirs in such a way as to enable fish migration while guaranteeing the safety of water intakes and bridges during highand low water levels. This will allow two-way fish migration along the entire length of the river. 2. Creation of a erodible corridor of river migration,which means enabling the river on several sections to meander freely and launch natural erosion processes in the river, and debris transportation. As a result, erosion of the bottom will decrease, and the condition of the riverbed and habitats of living organisms will improve. Natural retention will also increase and this will improve the flood safety for residents.

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Jankowa (km 61+160 Biala River)
Bobowa (km 58+700 Biala River)
Grybów (km 72+050 Biala River)
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Total cost (k€) 9248. 8309,248.83 k€ <br />9,248,830 € <br />
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Stakeholder engagement and communication Department of Ecological Researches Roman Konieczny Małgorzata Siudak
Works and works supervision Department of Ecological Researches Roman Żurek Karol Ciężak, Jacek Engel
Post-project management and maintenance National Water Management Polish Waters Regional Water Management Board in Krakow
Monitoring Department of Ecological Researches Roman Żurek Karol Ciężak, Jacek Engel

Supplementary funding information

The project is implemented by National Water Management Polish Waters Regional Water Management Board in Krakow as part of the EU Operational Programme Infrastructure and Environment 2014-2020. Total cost: 9 248 830 € Subsidy from the European Union: 7 840 380 € Project implementation time: 2017-2020



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