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Asian Carp

llinois River Asian Silver carp jump out of the water after being disturbed by sounds of watercraft. The invasive species, which can reach 4 feet in length and weigh up to 100 pounds, wreak havoc on native fish by gobbling up plankton. Illinois River Bio.
Samuel_Hill

Carp central: A fisheries industrial park takes aim at an invasive species

Samuel Hill

llinois River Asian Silver carp jump out of the water after being disturbed by sounds of watercraft. The invasive species, which can reach 4 feet in length and weigh up to 100 pounds, wreak havoc on native fish by gobbling up plankton. Illinois River Bio.
Samuel_Hill

Louisiana chef leads charge on rebranding Asian carp

Samuel Hill

A fish biologist holds a bighead carp. USFWS photo by Ryan Hagerty.
A fish biologist holds a bighead carp. USFWS photo by Ryan Hagerty.
Samuel_Hill

Michigan ponders plan to stop carp

Samuel Hill

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