Silverfin is another name for Asian silver carp, an invasive fish species that is threatening Louisiana habitat, but a local chef has an idea to try to help.
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CHAMPAIGN, Illinois — It’s dinner time on a Tuesday in October at a popular dining hall at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, its flagship campus. Hungry students line up, swipe their ID cards and swarm the buffets. They have a new food option - Asian carp!
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The students at Williams College in Williamstown, Massachusetts now have Silverfin™ Fish Cakes on the menu! They want you to put the problem on your plate! Tap the vid to see how Williams is JOINING THE FIGHT against the invasive Asican Carp.
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Chef Philipe Parola to Discuss Solutions to Invasive Fish Species at Williams College
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Chef Philippe Parola talks about the Asian Carp Invasion and his Silverfin™ Fish Cakes on Bayou Wild TV
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ARTICLE AND VIDEO. Think about climate change and you may picture melting ice caps and stranded polar bears. But you should also picture a reef-destroying lionfish, voracious Burmese python, or disease-spreading Asian tiger mosquito. As seasonal cycles shift and ecosystems are thrown off balance, those invasive species — and many others — could infiltrate a broader range of territories with devastating consequences to our health, vital habitats and industries.
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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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ANIMAL PLANET - Chef Philippe Cooking Asian Carp and Silverfin™ Fish Cakes with Jeremy Wade on Animal Planet's River Monster's Revisited
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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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WAND-TV Newscenter 17 - SOUND OFF: local restaurants are adding Asian carp to the menu. Could this be a solution to the overwhelming number of carp in local waters? We’re asking you: would you eat Asian carp, or Silverfin, as the restaurants are calling it?
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