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Harmful Non-Indigenous Species (HNIS) database (a HEAR product)
Indigenous Species (HNIS) database (a HEAR product) Harmful Non-Indigenous Species (HNIS) database The Harmful Non-Indigenous Species (HNIS) database includes fact sheets about selected harmful non-indigenous (non-native) species in ... also provides other information and links RE: this species.) Other species HEAR has online reports on several other invasive plant species in a format similar to that ...
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Non-Indigenous Species
Non-Indigenous Species Non-Indigenous Species: Activities for Youth Non-indigenous, exotics, introduced and non-native are all terms used to describe plants and animals that ... , several from the second set and following up with the routine monitoring of a non-indigenous species in your community. We strongly recommend the activity, Exotic Watch, be used as an ongoing ...
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ECO-PROS Invasive Non-Native Species
Species of plants and animals that are not native (natural) to an area are known as: non-native species introduced species exotic species non-indigenous species alien species transplants invasive species Established ... of species locally; but, then the introduced species can take over, crowd out or kill the native indigenous species, and in some cases cause extinctions of particular species of ...
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Aquatic Nuisance Species
Species AQUATIC NUISANCE SPECIES U.S. Aquaculture Production Costs of Non-indigenous Species National Sea Grant Non Indigenous Species Site National Biological Information Infrastructure USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species University of Hawaii: Alien Species ...
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South Florida Environments - Introduced Species
Terminology Knowledge of a few simple terms is very useful in understanding the biology of introduced species. The terms non-indigenous and indigenous reflect geographic range. Species ...
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Basic references about natural history & alien species in Hawaii
Hawaiian Natural History Alien Species in Hawaii Alien Species (general) Hawaiian Natural History Manual of the flowering plants of Hawaii ... (Scott) Alien Species (general) Harmful non-indigenous species in the United States (U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment [OTA]) Biological pollution: the control and impact of invasive exotic species This ...
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IUCN/SSC Invasive Species Specialist Group (ISSG)/Features
Species Survival Commission ISSG Home People Global Invasive Species Database Database Update The Invasives Problem IUCN Guidelines Global Invasive Species Programme Cooperative Initiative on Island Invasive Alien Species ... reduce exotic pests and maintain the indigenous biodiversity. There is an adjoining area ... for the protection and survival of indigenous species. We believe this project is meeting ...
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Global Forest Science - Species at Risk
Science - Species at Risk Research > Research Areas > Forest Species at Risk JOIN MAIL LIST: SEARCH: Discover GF Research Education Newsroom How to Help Species at Risk Conservation biologists have ... Westslope Cutthroat Trout by the B.C. provincial government. The Blue List includes any indigenous species or subspecies considered to be vulnerable in British Columbia and particularly sensitive to ...
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Alien Species In Hawaii Information Index
If you have additional information about any species listed in this index--or a species of concern that's NOT listed here--that you think ... plants) Maps of alien species distributions in Hawaii Harmful Non-Indigenous Species (HNIS) database Biological control in Hawaii HEAR "Island Matrix" (including information about distribution & controllability of selected species by island) ...
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Dendrobates auratus (Dendrobatidae) - HEAR species info
Species description or overview Taxonomy & nomenclature Distribution Books In the news Species description or overview Dendrobates auratus as a non-indigenous species Dendrobates auratus species overview, its status as a non-indigenous species ...
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