ইলিনয় নদী বাঁচাতে ধরা হয়েছে ২৫ হাজার টন কার্প মাছ

Authorities in Illinois have successfully removed approximately 25,000 tons of invasive carp from the Illinois River over the past 15 years. These aggressive, non-native fish, including Bighead, Silver, Black, and Grass Carp, were introduced to North America in the 1970s for pest control but escaped into waterways. They pose a significant threat to the native ecosystem by consuming vast amounts of food, disrupting the food chain, and outcompeting local fish species. The removal effort is a collaborative initiative aimed at protecting the Great Lakes region's aquatic environment from ecological damage.

The removal of invasive carp is crucial for preserving the biodiversity and ecological balance of the Great Lakes, a vital natural resource.