North Carolina’s largest lake under siege by common carp
The “crown jewel” of Hyde County is a destination for hunting and outdoor recreation. But invasive common carp have altered the landscape beyond recognition. The lush carpet of underwater grasses that once blanketed the lake bottom has been replaced by toxic algal blooms. Now, the NC Wildlife Resources Commission and the USFWS are working to remove the carp and elevate the water quality in the lake.
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