Addressing the Threat of Asian Carp in the Great Lakes/Midwest Region
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1 Addressing the Threat of Asian Carp in the Great Lakes/Midwest Region Mike Weimer U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Co-chair, Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee
2 Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee Established by the White House Council of Environmental Quality in 2009 Address the growing threat of Asian carp from the Mississippi River basin Mission: To prevent the introduction and establishment of Asian carp in the Great Lakes
3 Asian Carp Regional Coordinating Committee A bi-national partnership of 22 U.S and Canadian Federal, State, Provincial, and local agencies with a common goal of Asian carp prevention
4 ACRCC Organization Scientific & technical expertise Outreach & media expertise Policy-level Agency Representatives
5 Great Lakes Aquatic Invasive Species Challenge Legacy of invasive species introduction through ballast water, canals, and unintended movement and release Sea lamprey Zebra mussels Round goby Eurasian ruffe
6 Great Lakes Aquatic Invasive Species Challenge Decades of ongoing effort to protect a native aquatic ecosystem and $7 billion dollar fishery Ongoing monitoring and control (eradication) actions conducted annually by U.S. and Canadian resource agencies Preventing further introduction is the most effective strategy
7 ACRCC Focus Four Species ( Asian carp ): Bighead carp filter feeders (compete with native fish) Silver carp filter feeders (compete with native fish); the jumpers Black carp eat native mussels, many depleted Grass Carp eat aquatic vegetation, destroy habitat
8 Asian Carp origin in the United States Imported from Asia in 1960 s/1970 s to: Control nuisance aquatic vegetation Control algae and mollusks in aquaculture and municipal ponds Escaped during flooding events; now established in Midwest rivers and tributaries Common carp previously introduced in late 19 th century
9 Asian Carp distribution in the United States Bighead carp Silver carp Black carp Grass carp
10 ACRCC Focus Locations Focusing prevention efforts on key connections between the Great Lakes and Mississippi River basins: Permanent- Chicago Area Waterway System Temporary- GLMRIS Secondary Pathways (3) Eagle Marsh (IN) Michigan Radio
11 Great Lakes Mississippi Interbasin Study Corps of Engineers-led analysis of hydrologic connections between the Great Lakes and Mississippi River basins and AIS control options Helped further inform ACRCC actions (including secondary/temporary pathways for Asian carp)
12 GLMRIS Identified: 18 sites temporarily connected during flooding 3 sites (in Indiana and Ohio) as highest-priority locations for Asian carp prevention Eagle Marsh (IN) Killbuck Creek (OH) Ohio Erie Canal (OH) Brandon Road Lock and Dam in Joliet, Illinois as highest-priority (most strategic) permanent location to implement AIS control technologies to protect Great Lakes
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14 ACRCC s Asian Carp Control Strategy Developed annually since 2010 Includes all agency projects and funding overview Builds on recommendations of National Asian Carp Management Plan (2007) Supported by annual ACRCC Monitoring and Response Plan 43 interagency projects in 2015 Supported by ~$74M in designated funds (FY2015) available at: asiancarp.us
15 Asian Carp Control Strategy Housed on national Asian carp website: asiancarp.us
16 2015 Asian Carp Control Strategy Includes a combination of: Monitoring and early detection AC population control Research and development (new technologies) Design and engineering Communications and Outreach Law enforcement Annual activities (43) funded through: State and Federal agency base budgets Great Lakes Restoration Initiative funds In 2015, $74.2M total support: $16.0M GLRI (22%) $58.2 Base (78%)
17 Asian carp monitoring and early detection Great Lakes-wide field monitoring effort conducted by US and Canadian agencies Uses state-of-the-art environmental DNA testing (edna) edna used since 2009; results shared Allows for detecting possible presence of Asian carp through analysis of water samples for AC genetic material Used in conjunction with traditional gears (netting and electrofishing
18 Asian carp monitoring and early detection Results posted at: midwest/fisheries/ed NA.html
19 Asian carp monitoring and early detection Ongoing traditional sampling conducted in Illinois Waterway, CAWS, other sites, & Canadian locations. Additional emphasis currently on detection of small/juvenile fish (where are the carp reproducing? have they moved?) Intensive sampling used in the event of positive edna finding ( follow-up for presence of actual fish)
20 Asian carp removal (Upper Illinois Waterway) Uses contracted commercial fishers Led by Illinois Dept. of Natural Resources Focus on areas of moderate adult population with no evidence of reproducing fish (areas where removal efforts should be most effective at population control)
21 Asian carp removal Over 1,400 miles of nets deployed Over 3.25M lbs removed Minimal impact to native fishes (< 1% of total catch is game fish; non-target fish returned to water) GOOD NEWS: Leading edge of established population has not moved since 2006 (9 years)
22 Hydroacoustic estimates of Asian carp ( ) Evidence of effects of targeted fishing on adult Asian carp populations Mean kg of AC per 1000 m Starved Rock Marseilles Dresden
23 Monitoring and Control ABOVE BARRIER (A) Seasonal Intensive Monitoring edna Monitoring E D C B A AT BARRIER (B) Fish Clearing (w/barrier maintenance) Sonar surveys (fish density) Evaluation of barge effects on barrier (fish entrainment) Routine electrofishing Brandon Road Lock and Dam (C) Sonar surveys Verified Spawning Presence of Adults/ Potential Spawning Adult Population Front BELOW Lockport, Brandon Rd, and Dresden Island pools (D): Fixed & Random site netting and electrofishing Sonar surveys (fish density) Tagging of fish for re-capture/movement Starved Rock and Marseilles pools (E): Removal of adult Bighead and Silver Carp by commercial harvest ALL SITES (entire river) Larval, age-0, and juvenile fish monitoring Productivity assessments Telemetry of adult AC and surrogate species
24 Research and Design Development of new technologies to: Understand AC life cycles to target vulnerabilities Quickly detect Asian carp Block movement of Asian carp Reduce population levels Research efforts led by U.S. Geological Survey, Corps of Engineers, and partner State agencies and universities 24
25 Areas of Research Life cycle and behavior Detection and monitoring Movement Barriers Population Control Tools Integrated Pest Management (multi-pronged management strategy)
26 Research and Tools Applied toward building a holistic IPM and applied to control other invasive species Transferrable to State and Federal resource agency managers for field implementation
27 Identifying Control Opportunities Studies of life cycle and behavior of Asian carp conducted in both established and emerging populations to identify vulnerabilities that can be exploited for control Example: Asian Carp Tributary Assessment Model- Identifies tributaries where Asian carp may spawn Identifies locations where habitat manipulation or spawning barriers could decrease egg survival
28 Early Detection in the Field Development of portable edna testing kit for use in the field (including law enforcement) Results provided in near real-time Can be focused on individual species (e.g. Silver carp, Bighead carp) Reduces lag time in follow-up with management actions needed to respond to Asian carp detection. 28
29 Control Tools/Technologies CO2 - Use of concentrated carbon dioxide (CO2) as a barrier to fish movement Non-lethal and non-selective for fish species (stops both target and non-target fish species) Potential impacts to native mussels and structures; needs further research CO2 29
30 Control Tools/Technologies Waterguns/Sound-Use of underwater seismic guns and sound to deter fish movement Intense and focused sound waves Non-selective for fish species (stops both target and non-target fish species) Can be deployed near lock structures for key confluences 30
31 Control Tools/Technologies Microparticles: Development of piscicides (fish toxicants) targeting based on physiology and metabolism of Asian carp Piscicide activated when ingested by target species Currently being developed, additional field trials and nontarget species research being conducted. Developed and manufactured multiple types of particles that are readily consumed by Silver and Bighead carp 31
32 Microparticles
33 Operational Control Barriers Electrical Barriers in the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Important line in the sand in the CAWS First barrier constructed in 2002 Current arrays include Demonstration Barrier, Barrier 2A and Barrier 2B (added 2009 and 2011) New third permanent barrier (Barrier 1) under construction; to be activated September 2017
34 Operational Control Barriers
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36 GLMRIS - Brandon Road GLMRIS Report provides basis for development of alternatives Viability of establishing a one-way control point to prevent upstream transfer of ANS (toward the Great Lakes) Goals Reduce risk of one-way ANS transfer to the maximum extent Minimize impacts to existing uses/users Brandon Road Lock and Dam
37 Why Brandon Road? As a control point, it can address upstream transfer of AIS through all CAWS pathways Avoids AIS bypass toward Lake Michigan via other upstream tributaries (e.g. Lower Des Plaines) Provides opportunity for engineered alternatives for controls Offers the most rapidly-achievable structural option Identified as a priority option in the GLMRIS Report (included in 3 of 6 structural alternatives) Provides an opportunity to potentially use a combination of existing control technologies and demonstrate new concepts (e.g. CO2, sound) Adds strong defense to existing upstream AIS controls (electrical barriers)
38 GLMRIS - Brandon Road Follow GLMRIS project at: glmris.anl.gov Facebook facebook.com/glmris glmris@usace.army.mil
39 Additional 2015 Framework Projects: Evaluation of potential for fish entrainment between barges in transit Design and evaluation of new Asian carp detection gears Enforcement of illegal transport of Asian carp Evaluation of Asian carp seasonal movement using tagged fish and telemetry Next-steps toward Asian carp prevention (closure) at Killbuck Creek and Ohio Erie Canal (Ohio) - GLMRIS Construction of Asian carp berm/barrier at Eagle Marsh (Indiana) GLMRIS 39
40 ACRCC Next Steps Now developing the 2016 Framework Strategy Builds off results of 2015 work, and addressing all four Asian carp species (+50 projects) New draft strategy will look forward into 2017/2018 ACRCC meeting October in Cleveland, OH to finalize strategy Please visit asiancarp.us for news and current information
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