Invasive Carp Consortium
Invasive Carp Consortium
The Invasive Carp Consortium is dedicated to research, management, and prevention of invasive carp species that threaten North American aquatic ecosystems.
The Invasive Carp Consortium is a collaborative network of scientists, resource managers, and stakeholders working together to address the threat of invasive carp species to our waterways.
Established in 2010, our organization brings together experts from government agencies, universities, and conservation organizations to develop effective strategies for managing and preventing the spread of invasive carp.
Through coordinated research, monitoring, and public education, we work to protect the ecological integrity and economic value of North American aquatic ecosystems.
We conduct and support scientific research to better understand invasive carp biology, behavior, and impacts on native ecosystems.
We develop and implement effective strategies to control and reduce the population of invasive carp in affected waterways.
We focus on preventing the spread of invasive carp to new waterways through education, outreach, and innovative barrier technologies.
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