The least wanted fish in US waterways could become the most valuable source of protein for people in some developing countries. Asian carp provide numerous benefits for those who suffer from malnutrition, especially women and children, simply by including powdered fish into their diets as a nutritional supplement. Listen to learn more about this fascinating story that connects invasive species with global health.
Dr. Mark Morgan (retired) School of Natural Resources, University of Missouri. A former Fulbright scholar, his most noteworthy accomplishments are studies on fish and fishing, including the use of Asian carp as a hunger relief strategy. Mark enjoys fishing in his spare time.
