MDC completes invasive carp removal project for lower Grand River

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MDC and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently removed 25,000 pounds of invasive carp from the lower Grand River. The project was part fisheries management, but also a research project to pioneer new ways of managing invasive carp in the Missouri and Mississippi River systems.


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