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Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee2018 Asian Carp Action Plan UpdateMay 21, 2018
Mission: Prevent the introduction, spread andestablishment of Asian carp in the Great Lakes
Partnership Planning2018 Action Plan Comprehensive approach toGreat Lakes defense DetectionManagement (Preventionand Control)Response Supports annual Monitoringand Response Plan(tactical) Supports goals of theNational Asian Carp Plan
2018 Action Plan Key InitiativesPrevention Actions New Electric Dispersal Barrier Potential Future AIS Control Actionsat Brandon Road L&D Addressing Secondary InterbasinPathwaysControl Measures Increased Use of Targeted ContractCommercial Harvest Use of an Asian Carp Population Modelfor Management Decision Support
2018 Action Plan Key InitiativesNew Control TechnologyDevelopment Pilot Trials for UnderwaterSound Deterrents Development of CO2 as an AsianCarp BarrierEarly Detection, Monitoring,and Assessment Monitoring Upstream/Downstream ofElectric Dispersal Barrier Comprehensive eDNA Monitoring
Key USFWS Partnership ActionsMonitoring IWW and CAWS Monitoring with Remote Sensing at the Barrier Fixed, Random Site and Seasonal IntensiveMonitoring Distribution and Movement of Small Asian Carp Des Plaines River MonitoringUSFWS Hydroacoustic transducers ready fordeploymentUSFWS Paupier Sampling Boat
2018 Action Plan Key InitiativesRapid Response Actions Interagency ContingencyResponse PlanningEmerging Threats - Black andGrass Carp Development of New Preventionand Control StrategiesInterbasin Collaboration Coordination and LeveragingAcross Basinwide PartnershipsBlack CarpPhoto: Jeff Ritter
2018 Action PlanFundingAgencyTotal GLRIFundingTotal AgencyFundingUSACE 2,465,000 18,550,000USCG 50,000 5,000USEPA 421,220 0USFWS 5,772,000 5,600,000USGS 4,706,680 4,417,810NOAA 203,100 0NPS 75,000 0ILDNR 6,032,000 0MDNR 325,000 350,000ODNR 1,050,000 0TOTAL 21,100,000 28,922,810
MRWGWorking Groups2018 Work GroupLead AgencyContingency PlanningUSACERemovalIllinois DNRHydroacoustic AssessmentsSouthern Illinois UniversityTelemetryUSGSModelingUSFWSBehavioral DeterrentTechnologiesUSGS
DETECTION PROJECTS (12) Seasonal intensive Monitoringof the CAWS Strategy for eDNA Sampling inthe CAWS Larval Fish Monitoring in theIllinois Waterway Distribution and Movement ofSmall Asian Carp in the IllinoisWaterway Distribution and Movement ofSmall Asian Carp in the IllinoisWaterway Using Telemetry Fixed Site MonitoringDownstream of the DispersalBarrier Telemetry Monitoring Plan Monitoring Fish Abundance,Behavior, and SpeciesComposition Near the ChicagoSanitary and Ship CanalElectric Dispersal Barrier Alternative PathwaySurveillance – Urban PondMonitoring Young-of-year and JuvenileAsian Carp Monitoring Des Plaines River andOverflow Monitoring USGS Support forImplementation of MRP
MANAGE AND CONTROLPROJECTS (13) Barrier Maintenance FishSuppression Barrier Defense Asian CarpRemoval Project Enhanced Contract Removal Barrier Defense Using Novel Gear Optimization of Mass RemovalTechniques Using Long-term Asian CarpAbundance and Movement Data toReduce Uncertainty ofManagement Decisions Evaluation of Gear Efficiency andAsian Carp Detectability Unconventional Gear Development Barge Entrainment and Asian CarpInteraction Study and MonitoringBarge Entrainment Dynamics andAssessment of Mitigation Protocols Asian Carp Population Modeling toSupport an Adaptive ManagementFramework Telemetry Support for the SpatiallyExplicit Asian Carp PopulationModel (SEACarP) Asian Carp Demographics Alternative Pathway Surveillance inIllinois – Law Enforcement
RESPONSE PROJECTS (1)Upper Illinois WaterwayContingency Response Plan Provides guidance for rapid multiagency response to emergency orunexpected needs Also appropriate to assist and guidemulti-agency responses and actionsthat are not emergenciesManages actions and communicationof information
Enhanced Contracted RemovalSEAcarP ModelGoal: Efficiently eliminate upstreamprogression of Asian carpObjectives:SEAcarPModel1)Determine most effective locations totarget adult mortality (leading edgevs population source)2)Determine required mortality ratesandquotas3)Determine most effective locationsfor deterrents technology4)Determine minimumeffectiveness rates for deterrenttechnology5)Prioritize research efforts toreduce uncertainty of risk
USGS 2018 Actions Hydraulic and WQ datasupporting partner efforts CO2 as a deterrent Acoustic Deterrents Algae used to attract Asiancarp and enhancemicroparticle delivery Acoustic telemetrydatabase Toxic microparticles Microparticle and CO2registration Hot water/ozone/chlorinelock treatment testing Early detection moleculartechnologies Early detection eDNA: Handheld rapid detection tool Grass Carp detection/control FluEgg Simulation Model Black Carp – life history,toxic bait development Mass Removal / UnifiedMethod Support
USGS 2018 Actions: Mass Removal Unified Method Multi-agency -USGS, USFWS,MDC, STLCO, ILDNR Drive fish to collecting pointLow bycatch240,000 lbs removedNovel capture gears New trap nets Fish driving methods Potential rapid responsemethod
USGS 2018 Actions:Acoustic Deterrents Deployment of an Acoustic Deterrent System (ADS) in the CAWSDevelop, refine, and test new acoustic stimuli in ponds and fieldDevelop study plan for large scale ADS (Barkley Lock & LD 19)Compare effectiveness of several different sound stimuli andmultiple techniques to herd or capturefish in tributaries
Modeling and Decision Science: AC ControlBirthsControl options:1) Deter immigration2) Reduce spawnerabundanceAdditionsImmigrationDeathsAsian carpabundanceLossesControl options:1) Increase mortality2) Encourage / do notinhibit emigrationEmigration Improve USFWS & USGS collaborative SEACarP model Improve removal techniques Improve deterrent applications Improve decision supporttoolsImproved RemovalTechniquesTelemetryNetworkImproved Deterrents
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Asian Carp Range from Lake Michigan
MANAGE AND CONTROL PROJECTS (13) Barrier MaintenanceFish Suppression Barrier Defense Asian Carp Removal Project Enhanced Contract Removal Barrier Defense Using Novel Gear Optimization of Mass Removal Techniques Using Long-term Asian Carp Abundance and Movement Datato Reduce Uncertainty of Management Decisions
Bighead carp Hypophthalmichthys nobilis, silver carp H. molitrix, black carp Mylopharyngodon piceus, and grass carp Ctenopharyngodon idella, collectively referred to as Asian carps, are invasive species that were either accidentally or intentionally introduced into the Mississippi River basin.
Asian Carp Control Strategy Framework [5]. The objective of this paper is to model the interaction between native species and Asian Carp. In Sect.2 we develop a game-theoretical model evaluating the costs and benefits of the interactions between native predator and prey fish and the invasive Asian Carp species.
in the 2012 Asian Carp Control Strategy Framework to reduce the populations of invasive carp (particularly black carp (Mylopharyngodon piceus Richardson, 1846), bighead carp (Hypophthalm-ichthys nobilis Richardson, 1845), and silver carp (H. molitrix Valenciennes, 1844)) within the Mississippi River Basin (ACRCC 2012). Private
Asian Carp and the Great Lakes Region Congressional Research Service 2 Figure 1. Records of Grass Carp Capture, as of May 24, 2012 Source: U.S. Geological Survey, Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Fact Sheet on grass carp. Notes: HUC (Hydrologic Unit Code) indicates to how much of a drainage basin the data apply. HUC 8 one or
Missouri River Basin Asian Carp Control Strategy Framework March 2018 i Acknowledgements The Missouri River Basin Asian Carp Control Strategy Framework was created by a team of aquatic invasive species coordinators, fish biologists, scientists, and managers from state and federal agencies and universities.
marinas, 19 bait shops, five fishing clubs, and six boating and fishing equip-ment stores. In 2010, as debate has heated up about whether Asian carp are in Lake Michigan, IISG’s press release describing how to identify Asian carp led to news articles in several major suburban newspapers. One way to reduce Asian carp numbers is to eat them.
The Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee's (ACRCC) 2017 Action Plan contains the portfolio of over 60 high-priority strategic activities planned for implementation in the coming
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