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Ontario Anglers asked to watch out for the Asian Grass Carp
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Session highlights Grass Carp s danger to Great Lakes
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Author of the article: Elliot Ferguson
Publishing date: Jun 17, 2021 • 17 hours ago • 1 minute read
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SAULT STE. MARIE A provincewide effort to monitor and limit the spread of invasive species, such as the zebra mussel, is looking for help from some citizen scientists.
The IsampleON project from the Invasive Species Centre and the Federation of Ontario Cottagers’ Associations is to see trained community volunteers collect water samples from about 25 lakes in the Lake Huron, St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario watersheds.
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By Lea Mitchell
Wilder Harrier, a Canadian pet food company, is using another unlikely alternative protein source to have a low environmental impact, yet a nutritious meal for dogs.
On Nov. 2, the Montreal-based company released a new dog food formula that includes Asian carp, an invasive species in both the United States and Canadian waterways.
Philippe Poirier, a co-founder of Wilder Harrier, said the company started experimenting with adding Asian carp into the food a year ago because it saw the environmental threats the fish posed.
“We use insect and plant protein, which releases less greenhouse gases [than meat], but we knew there was more we could do for the environment. More recently we started looking at invasive species because they are harming the local ecosystem and killing off native fish populations,” he said.