Alabama will be now eligible for as much as $100,000 annually in federal money to fight invasive aquatic species like carp and plants. alnews rivers carp invasivespecies alabamanewsnetwork
The state conservative agency says the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently approved the state’s plan for managing nuisance species. That decision opens the door to the money.
The state pushed to finish the plan because of the presence of invasive carp in the Tennessee River system. Invasive plant species found in Alabama also are a concern.
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