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Can scientific data on invasive species protect endangered species from extinction?
December 4, 2023
Joanna Slezak
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Invasive species are a major concern to ecosystems today. They are a key driver of biodiversity loss and species extinctions, competing against and predating on native organisms. However, scientific data on invasive species can play a huge role in helping to protect threatened biodiversity and species.
Invasive aquatic weeds: 5 unwanted plants to look out for
January 12, 2023
Joanna Slezak, Toby Penrhys-Evans
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Invasive aquatic weeds are causing serious problems across water bodies. With their ability to spread quickly, they outcompete native aquatic plants.
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