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1. • Within 47 miles of Lake Michigan

     • Since escaping into the wild, the invasive carps have moved northward through the Mississippi River basin toward Lake Michigan. Bighead and silver carps are now within 47 miles of Lake Michigan.
     www.glfc.org/invasive-carps.php

     Great Lakes Fishery Commission - Invasive Carps

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   Are there Bighead & silver carp in Michigan?

   • To date, there is no evidence of any live bighead, silver or black carp in the Great Lakes or Michigan rivers such as the St. Joseph River. Similarly, no bighead, silver or black carp have been caught in any of the thousands of fish population assessments conducted in Michigan’s inland lakes during that same time frame.

   Silver carp eDNA detected in one location on the St. Joseph River in

   www.michigan.gov/invasives/news/2023/09/07/silver-carp-environmental-dna

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   Do bighead carp and silver carp affect the Great Lakes?

   • Using computer modeling, the study has predicted the impacts of bighead carp and silver carp on four Laurentian Great Lakes ecosystems — specifically the mesotrophic waters of Lake Erie and Saginaw Bay and the oligotrophic waters of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.

   New Study Models the Threats of Invasive Carp to Great Lakes Food Web

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   Are Carp still in Lake Michigan?

   • Since escaping into the wild, the invasive carps have moved northward through the Mississippi River basin toward Lake Michigan. Bighead and silver carps are now within 47 miles of Lake Michigan. Black carp are still nearly 300 miles from Lake Michigan.

   Great Lakes Fishery Commission - Invasive Carps

   www.glfc.org/invasive-carps.php

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   Could Lake Michigan provide a'migration corridor' for bighead & silver carp?

   • According to a new study, bighead carp could sustain themselves in at least 97% of Lake Michigan from June through November, suggesting that Lake Michigan could serve as a 'migration corridor' for both bighead and silver carp. The Chicago Tribune covered the study and emphasized this finding.

   New Study Finds Asian Carp Threat to Lake Michigan Is Greater Than

   greatlakes.org/2019/08/new-study-finds-asian-carp-threat-to-lake-michigan-is-greater-than-previously-thought/

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   Where can I find information about invasive carp in Michigan?

   • Identification and reporting information can be found at Michigan.gov/InvasiveCarp. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources recently was notified that one of 220 invasive carp environmental DNA samples taken in the St. Joseph River in Southwest Michigan in June 2023 tested positive for invasive silver carp genetic material.

   Silver carp eDNA detected in one location on the St. Joseph River in

   www.michigan.gov/invasives/news/2023/09/07/silver-carp-environmental-dna

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   Is the establishment of bighead carp at risk?

   • According to Alsip's research, bighead carp pose a particularly high risk of establishment in Lake Michigan. The Chicago Tribune reported on this study, highlighting the concerning finding that bighead carp could sustain themselves across at least 97% of the lake from June through November.

   New Study Finds Asian Carp Threat to Lake Michigan Is Greater Than

   greatlakes.org/2019/08/new-study-finds-asian-carp-threat-to-lake-michigan-is-greater-than-previously-thought/

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3. www.michiganpublic.org › environment-climateDNR finds silver carp eDNA in Michigan river

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   Sep 7, 2023 · The Michigan Department of Natural Resources says of 220 water samples collected in June 2023 from stretches of the river between Lake Michigan and Berrien Springs, only one, taken near Marina Island, showed evidence of genetic material from silver carp.

   • Author: Steve Carmody

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5. greatlakes.org › 2019 › 08New Study Finds Asian Carp Threat to Lake Michigan Is Greater ...

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   Aug 13, 2019 · This new research suggests that Lake Michigan could provide a ‘migration corridor’ for both bighead and silver carp. Asian carp have been found in the Chicago River, as close as 9 miles from Lake Michigan and their DNA has been found even closer.

6. www.michiganpublic.org › environment-climateMichigan and Illinois will partner to try to stop invasive ...

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   Jun 29, 2023 · Michigan and Illinois have partnered to spend $114 million to try to keep invasive silver and bighead carp out of Lake Michigan. Invasive carp can outcompete native species for food, and these carp species have been known to leap out of the water when they're startled, and can land in boats or injure people in those boats if they get hit by the ...

7. blog.nwf.org › 2021 › 04New Study Models the Threats of Invasive Carp to Great Lakes ...

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   Apr 8, 2021 · Using computer modeling, the study has predicted the impacts of bighead carp and silver carp on four Laurentian Great Lakes ecosystems — specifically the mesotrophic waters of Lake Erie and Saginaw Bay and the oligotrophic waters of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.

8. www.michigan.gov › silver-carp-environmental-dnaSilver carp eDNA detected in one location on the St. Joseph ...

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   Sep 7, 2023 · Results from eDNA sampling, available at FWS.gov, do not suggest the presence of established populations of bighead or silver carp in the Great Lakes. To date, there is no evidence of any live bighead, silver or black carp in the Great Lakes or Michigan rivers such as the St. Joseph River.

9. www.michigan.gov › egle › newsroomStates build a roadblock for invasive carp - State of Michigan

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   Jul 3, 2024 · While no live bighead, silver, or black carp have been found in the Great Lakes, there is no question, given their ongoing spread in the Mississippi River basin, that these invasive fish would thrive in the Great Lakes region, particularly in places such as Saginaw Bay and Lake Erie and the mouths of rivers such as the St. Joseph or the Grand.