Fertile invasive grass carp caught in Lake Erie
Although a fertile grass carp, a species of Asian carp, caught in Lake Erie is a cause for concern it shouldn’t be seen as the first wave of an invasion of the giant invasive fish.
Although a fertile grass carp, a species of Asian carp, caught in Lake Erie is a cause for concern it shouldn’t be seen as the first wave of an invasion of the giant invasive fish.
Evidence has been found of grass carp naturally reproducing in a Great Lakes tributary.
On May 27 two commercial fishermen on the St. Lawrence River caught what has now been confirmed to be an invasive grass carp.
Governments pouring millions into Asian carp prevention
Canadian and American governments are taking these threats seriously.
Find out what the federal and provincial governments are doing to stop this threat.
Anglers and hunters concerned about invasives like Asian carp, giant hogweed and zebra mussels can now report their sightings via mobile device.
Invasives are a serious threat to ecosystems and the economy.
Government asking for more details on solutions.