KDWP biologists have removed approximately 109,000 pounds of invasive carp from the Kansas River since organized efforts began in 2022, reaching the 100,000-pound milestone at the end of 2025.

A long-running effort to rid Utah Lake of invasive carp is resurfacing with renewed urgency, drawing hope from anglers and ...

Wildlife officials say the multi-year removal effort is showing early signs of success for native fish species living in the ...

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PHOENIX — The Salt River Project recently kicked off its biannual maintenance on sections of the canal system, which begins with draining water and rounding up fish. Crews started the monthlong ...

What starts as a simple canal trip becomes a hunt for fish the size of floating logs. These grass carp cruise silently until they hit—and then the chaos begins. The rod bends, the drag screams and the ...

The government has officially declared the Halda River, Bangladesh's largest natural breeding ground for carp fish, as the country's first 'Fish Heritage' site. A gazette notification in this regard ...

This coverage is made possible through a partnership between WBEZ and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. The Silver carp is big, unwieldy, and requires Joe Greendyk use both hands to ...

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The Erie Canal’s bicentennial has many celebrating the waterway’s place in our past, present, and future as an economic driver and recreational destination. When it comes to the latter, the attention ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is conducting an invasive carp removal in the Platte River. This effort will work to inform management of invasive carp populations in ...

A group of Arkansas Game & Fish Commission invasive carp specialists patrol the Cache River in eastern Arkansas. Credit: Lucas Dufalla / Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Since their accidental introduction ...