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Disruption of riverine connectivity by artificial structures, such as culverts, can obstruct critical fish movements. We investigated the effectiveness of replacing smooth substrates with rough, naturalistic substrates (i.e. river stones) in improving fish swimming capacity and modelled fish passage through culverts.

Substrate roughening improves swimming performance in two small-bodied riverine fishes: implications for culvert remediation and design