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Scientist and DNR disagree about decision to drop carp barrier funding
Researcher and river advocates criticize cutting of invasive fish control money.
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Scientists use traces of DNA in river water to learn about invasive carp
State and federal agencies partner to determine where carp might be in lower St. Croix.
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Study: Invasive carp hurt Mississippi River sport fishing
Scientists show how game fish populations have declined in area where carp are established — a worrisome omen for the St. Croix.
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Minnesota DNR captures and tags invasive silver carp in St. Croix River
Tagged fish will provide important research data, and was a direct result of tracking previously tagged bighead carp.
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Another invasive bighead carp found in St. Croix River
DNR says latest fish captures — including in the St. Croix and others in the Mississippi — do not indicate reproduction.
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Commercial fisherman captures invasive silver carp in St. Croix River
Non-native fish captured in nets causes renewed concerns about recreation and ecological health on the lower river.
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Author to share stories about consequences of invasive carp
Environmental journalist who recently published a new book about Asian carp species and the human response to the non-native fish will present at two events in the area this April.
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Tagged bighead carp leads DNR to two others in St. Croix River
Fisheries crews followed a tracking device embedded in a carp and found two more fish in Bayport.
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First-ever invasive silver carp caught in St. Croix River
The non-native fish jump out of the water when boats pass, endangering safety as well as the ecosystem.
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Keeping carp out of the St. Croix River calls for aggressive action
Invasive fish and other species demand vigilance and eradication efforts to preserve natural ecosystems.
