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Rivers Salesaviskhevi and Shromiskhevi in Lagodekhi Spawned with 60,000 Brook Trout Eggs
Red-Listed Brook Trout Population Restoration Project
The Brook Trout Population Restoration Project has been implemented by the National Agency of Wildlife since 2016, with annual trout spawning activities conducted in various rivers across Georgia. Releasing incubated trout eggs and larvae into the wild is a method that promotes the reproduction of vulnerable species while minimizing human intervention, increasing the percentage of natural hatching.
The eggs are artificially fertilized and then placed in river incubators, where they are arranged in calm water areas, creating optimal conditions for natural reproduction.
