logo
[Log In]
Find us on
Twitter Facebook LinkedIn
Skip Navigation Links
logo 10/5/2024 12:30:48 AM     
Scientists find success at repelling invasive carp by playing annoying sounds at them 
By Eleanor Lindenmayer US Source: Tri States Public Radio 5/22/2024
Eleanor Lindenmayer
Credit: Will Budnick / USGS		 For the last two years, researchers on the Mississippi River have been studying the effectiveness of underwater acoustics as an invasive carp deterrent.

Halfway through the study, the results are promising.

Marybeth Brey, a research fish biologist with the Geological Survey and Christa Woodley, a research biologist with the Army Corps of Engineers, co-lead the project.
 

They designed and installed a 16-speaker soundbar at Lock 19 in the Mississippi River, a section of the river between Keokuk, Iowa, and Hamilton, Illinois.

There are four types of invasive carp in the Mississippi, brought in intentionally in the late 60s and early 70s.

 
Mississippi River Carp, Silver Continue...
News Id SourceStampcountry
4876Two Kansas rivers may be designated as critical habitat for a tiny fishKSN News2020-12-01US
4877Giant Lake Simcoe burbot could dethrone long-held Ontario record from northCBC News2017-01-26CA
4878Meet the aquaculture industry’s new maintenance botNorwegianscitechnews2020-12-09NO
4879Fishing tournament organizer fined after nearly 200 fish found in dumpsterCBC News2020-12-03CA
4880Fishing gear confirmed as major cause of right whale deathsCBC News2020-11-26CA
4881Fight against fish poachers hampered by lack of resources, says scientistroyalgazette2020-11-25BM
4882Wildlife crimes and human rights abuses plague Taiwanese fishing vessels, crews saynational geographic2020-11-26TW
4883British man 'shocked and appalled' by fly fishing technique in The CrownCBC News2020-11-23CA
4884Australia deploys new underwater technology to fight illegal fishingsea food source2020-11-23AU
4885A proposed fish farm in the Gulf of Mexico is making waveswink news2020-11-23MX
4886Climate Change Is Sending Some Species the Wrong Wayhakai magazine2020-11-23US
4887Fish tales: a pandemic adventure across the US brings two anglers to Iowaweare iowa2020-11-18US
4888Long Island man sues PetSmart after dozens of koi fish diesports grind entertainment2020-11-21US
4889Expedition finds record number of fishes in abyssal deep-seahawaii.edu2020-11-23US
4890Some fish are likely to get caught and recaughtfuturity2020-11-18US
4891Study supports theory that fish fins evolved from gill archesnewatlas2020-11-18US
4892Norwegian report confirms viability of Andfjord’s fish sludge as fertilizer...Undercurrent News2020-11-20NO
4893Underwater museum: how 'Paolo the fisherman' made the Med's strangest sighttheguardian2020-11-17UK
4894'The Greatest Shoal on Earth': Protecting South Africa's sardine runcnn2020-11-18CA
4895Fears for a million livelihoods in Kenya and Tanzania as Mara River fish die outtheguardian2020-11-10UK
4896'Prevent, discourage, confront': South American states tackle Chinese fishing boatstheguardian2020-11-05UK
4897Going for gold: pet firm reports resurgence in fish-keepingtheguardian2020-11-27UK
4898What do fish eat?yoursun2020-11-25US
4899Over 50,000 salmon escape into wild after fish farm fire in TasmaniaAAP2020-11-23NZ
4900RoboCop Sets Sailhakaimagazine2020-11-18US
◀ ← ♠ 215 216 217 → ▶ 195 of [218 - pages.]
© MB Co 2017-2024. All rights reserved. Developed by S@Shishkina