The project aimed to better understand carp aggregation behavior and gather population data to inform the National Carp Control Plan (NCCP) epidemiology modeling. It involved the development of a national carp questionnaire survey conducted through a dedicated mapping and monitoring system called CarpMap. The survey engaged community users, including waterway stakeholders, to gather information about historical carp aggregations. The CarpMap website provided a platform for survey deployment and data collection, including participant statistics and survey responses. The project successfully demonstrated the capacity of online survey tools to support community-based reporting of carp aggregations in inland waterways. The CarpMap website and survey tool can be utilized beyond the project to enhance real-time collection of carp biocontrol results and gather further community information about carp behavior in inland waterways.