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At the tip of July 2023, two younger cattle egrets had been detected at Altmühlsee. Since 1994, water has been pumped from the Danube to the top of the canal using pumps at the 5 locks on the southern ramp of the canal, from where it flows downwards over one other barrage into the Rothsee, where the water is saved and, if mandatory, in two different ways can be delivered to the Regnitz. The Danube-Most important switch system includes a complete of three lakes, together with the Altmühlsee with a ring dam and two dams with Brombach and Rothsee, which embody five dams as a consequence of their pre-dams, three hydroelectric power plants at the dams and the Hilpoltstein lock, the canal routes to the Altmühlsee and from there to Brombachsee in addition to 27 different weirs on watercourses, some of which have been expanded to accommodate increased water flow. This water then flows by way of a power plant with 3 megawatts of electrical energy at the Hilpoltstein lock with a fall top of 24.67 m. In the years 1994-2013, a mean of ninety seven million m³ of water were transferred to the Rothsee annually, the pure inflow of the small Roth was around 1995-2013 on average 27.9 million m³ of water was over The water sheath was transferred, after the top of the compensation, an average of 26.5 million m³ was transferred in 1999-2013 and 28.7 million m³ have been given from the Brombachsee, whereby eleven million m³ of additional inflow is anticipated from the catchment area of the Brombach every year.
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