Archive for the ‘Cyprinus’ Category
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Carp density 2007 – Tasmania
Map shows the density of European carp (Cyprinus carpio) in Tasmania, 2007. Compiled by the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre and the National Land and Water Resources Audit, in collaboration with the Australian, State and Territory governments. Click on the thumbnail image below to open the full map file
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2007
Carp density 2007 – Victoria
Map shows the density of European carp (Cyprinus carpio) in Victoria, 2007. Compiled by the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre and the National Land and Water Resources Audit, in collaboration with the Australian, State and Territory governments. Click on the thumbnail image below to open the full map file
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2007
Carp density 2007 – Western Australia
Map shows the density of European carp (Cyprinus carpio) in Western Australia, 2007. Compiled by the Invasive Animals Cooperative Research Centre and the National Land and Water Resources Audit, in collaboration with the Australian, State and Territory governments. Click on the thumbnail image below to open the full map file.
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2007
Carp in NSW: Assessment of distribution, fishery and fishing methods
The introduced common carp (Cyprinus carpio) is now widespread through much of inland New South Wales. Carp are considered a major pest and contributor to the environmental degradation of many inland waterways and reduction of native fish populations. Consequently, there has been considerable ongoing research, both nationally and within NSW, into ways of controlling carp [...]
2005
Carp in Victoria
This fact sheet is about Carp in Victoria. It covers the history of carp in Australia, evidence of carp as a pest species, programs designed to control carp, and future management recommendations.
Fact Sheet
2008
Carp Management in the Murray-Darling Basin: Daughterless Carp Technology
The Murray-Darling Basin Commission is committed to reducing the impact of carp in the Murray-Darling Basin Waterways. The control of carp populations in the Basin’s rivers will be acheived through a range of integrated pest control measures. One technology that offers promise in the long term, and which could be used with other control measures [...]
Fact Sheet
2002
CARP MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
Carp were first discovered in Tasmania in the states North-West in 1975 and again in 1980. These populations were eradicated using the fish poison rotenone. Carp were again discovered in Tasmania in early 1995 this time in the popular recreational trout waters of lakes Crescent and Sorell. Following the discovery of this latest infestation, the [...]
Website
1995
Carp Management Program – Annual Report 2004-05
This annual report details carp management activities for the financial year 2004-05, as part of the lakes Sorell and Crescent Carp Management Program. The objective of the program is To eradicate carp from Tasmanian waters and, in the meantime, to minimise the impact of carp on Tasmania from economic, recreational and ecological points of view. [...]
Report
2005
Carp Management Program – Annual Report 2005-06
This annual report details carp management activities for the financial year 2005-06, as part of the lakes Sorell and Crescent Carp Management Program. The objective of the program is To eradicate carp from Tasmanian waters and, in the meantime, to minimise the impact of carp on Tasmania from economic, recreational and ecological points of view. [...]
Report
2006
Carp Management Program – Annual Report 2006-07
This annual report details carp management activities for the financial year 2006-07, as part of the lakes Sorell and Crescent Carp Management Program. The objective of the program is To eradicate carp from Tasmanian waters and, in the meantime, to minimise the impact of carp on Tasmania from economic, recreational and ecological points of view. [...]
Report
2007
Carp Management Program – Annual Report 2007-08
This annual report details carp management activities for the financial year 2007 – 08, as part of the lakes Sorell and Crescent Carp Management Program. The objective of the program is To eradicate carp from Tasmanian waters and, in the meantime, to minimise the impact of carp on Tasmania from economic, recreational and ecological points [...]
Report
2008
Carp Management Program – Annual Report 2008-09
This annual report details carp management activities for the financial year 2008 – 09, as part of the lakes Sorell and Crescent Carp Management Program. The objective of the program is To eradicate carp from Tasmanian waters and, in the meantime, to minimise the impact of carp on Tasmania from economic, recreational and ecological points [...]
Report
2009
Carp Management Program Report: Lakes Crescent and Sorell
This report details the history, management and eradication of carp in Tasmania in Lakes Sorell and Crescent since 1995, as part of the Lakes Sorell and Crescent Carp Management Program. The objective of the program is “To eradicate carp from Tasmanian waters and, in the meantime, to minimise the impact of carp on Tasmania from [...]
Report
2004
Carp National Maps 2006/07
This series of maps shows the occurrence, abundance and distribution of European carp (Cyprinus carpio) in Australia, 2006/07. Originally published in: West, P. (2008). Assessing Invasive Animals in Australia 2008. National Land & Water Resources Audit and Invasive Animals CRC, Canberra. (See web link below to access full report). Map 1: Occurrence Map 2: Distribution [...]
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2007
Carp Population Biology in Victoria
Towards the end of the 1990s, there was no doubt that the majority of public opinion, and a mounting degree of scientific evidence, suggested that carp-control should be a primary concern for all agencies managing the fresh waters of southern Australia. There is now a realisation that when carp dominate a waterway, there are negative [...]
2003
Carp: a case study
Carp are extremely adaptable animals and can thrive in environments that would kill other freshwater fish. It is thought it will be impossible to totally eradicate the existing population and so, the most realistic approach is to control carp numbers. Scientists are investigating this ‘daughterless technology’ which aims to control carp numbers through creating a [...]
Fact Sheet
Control of Exotic Pest Fishes
The purpose of this strategy is to provide direction and focus for a uniform approach to exotic pest fish management. It has close links and shared goals with other State and national strategies to ensure an integrated approach to exotic pest fish management across Australia.
Threat Abatement Plan or Management Strategy
2001
Controlling carp: exploring the options for Australia
Carp Cyprinus carpio L. is only one of twenty freshwater fish introduced to Australia which are now naturalised in our river and lake systems. Carp have been in Australia for over a century, and are now present in every State except the Northern Territory. Distribution of carp continues to expand at an alarming rate. This [...]
Conference or Workshop Proceedings
1996
Counting the cost: impact of invasive animals in Australia, 2004
Feral animals cost Australia in excess of $720 million per year. They cause catastrophic damage and threaten our landscape, agriculture and industries. This report estimates the economic, environmental and social impacts of 11 introduced pest animal species (fox, feral cats, rabbit, feral pigs, wild dogs, mice, carp, feral goats, cane toads, wild horses and camels). [...]
Report
2004