For the moment, we seem to be safe, but what are some of the things scientists are doing to prepare for a possible Asian Carp invasion.
- Can we take what we have learned from the management and control of other invasive species in Lake Erie to prepare for an invasion of the Asian Carp?
- What techniques are used to gather evidence of whether a management strategy is showing signs of success?
- Are there ever unintended consequences that occur due to these techniques?
Additional Resources
Student Investigation Resources:
- "Nab The Aquatic Invader" online activity - National Sea Grant College Program
Supplemental Resources:
- Ohio Coastal Management Program Resources - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
- Rotenone Control Strategies (PDF) file P1954: Using Rotenone To Renovate Fish Populations in Farm Ponds - Mississippi State University
- Invasive Species - U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Great Lakes Region
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