Chef Philipe Parola to Discuss Solutions to Invasive Fish Species at Williams College
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ILLINOIS - If you can’t beat ‘em, eat ‘em. That’s what Illinois Lt. Gov. Evelyn Sanguinetti said about the invasive Asian carp fish in Illinois’ waterways.
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Today we are going [to] begin our educational process concerning what we have learned to call "Asian Carp." Starting now we will call them by their restaurant name, Silverfin.
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BATON ROUGE, LA - "Chef Parola, the foremost expert on solving the Silverfin invasive species issue, had the opportunity to share with Jeremy how to solve the multiple issues Silverfin present to commercial fishermen, recreational fishermen, tourism, and the watersports industry up and down the Mississippi River from Illinois to Louisiana."
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BATON ROUGE, LA - As you know Asian carp spawning ratio is greater during high river level, river level normally decrease late spring and throughout the summer leaving the entire Mississippi basin water-ways with an alarming growing Asian carp population …. year after year.
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BATON ROUGE, LA - Silverfin™ Group Serves Invasive Species Wine Dinner to Louisiana Natural Resources Committee
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VOA NEWS - In the northwestern state of Oregon recently, another control method saw a brief revival: namely, cooking and eating them.
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VICE NEWS VIDEO - VICE News correspondent Thomas Morton investigates Asian carp — a slimy, ugly, and often gargantuan species of fish that has taken over many waterways in the United States.
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GULF SEAFOOD INSTITUTE - Louisiana Chef Philippe Parola has had his eye on the Asian carp situation in Louisiana for several years, and he is not shy about expressing his worry and frustration over the slow bureaucracy of addressing what he sees as a serious threat to the ecosystem and the state’s multi-million dollar recreational and commercial fishing industry.
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MODERN FARMER - Eating your enemies used to be the stuff of cannibal horror movies. Now it's actually condoned by many authorities and can be practiced openly at barbecues, potlucks and picnics. As long as we're talking about consuming invasive plants and animals, that is.
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