The Illinois River
Wetlands for Wildlife - Promo
Preview: Episode 2 | 31s
This documentary will look at the environmental changes on the Illinois River.
Water that was an average of eight feet deep a century ago is now less than two feet deep outside the navigation channel. Breeding areas for native fish have been diminished and invasive species like Asian Carp have moved in. This second documentary will look at the environmental changes on the Illinois River and efforts to establish a healthy environment for fish and waterfowl.
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The Illinois River is a local public television program presented by WTVP
The Illinois River
Wetlands for Wildlife - Promo
Preview: Episode 2 | 31s
Water that was an average of eight feet deep a century ago is now less than two feet deep outside the navigation channel. Breeding areas for native fish have been diminished and invasive species like Asian Carp have moved in. This second documentary will look at the environmental changes on the Illinois River and efforts to establish a healthy environment for fish and waterfowl.
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