É caso para dizer que foi uma ideia (Pseudosbora) parva...
Público · Esvaziamento de barragem em Espanha liberta para o rio Guadiana o voraz peixe-chinês
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Who'da thunk — wonder how this could have happened:
Belgian Red Cross states the blood supply is threatened by climate change because of invasive tiger mosquitoes "... which can carry diseases such as chikungunya, dengue fever and West Nile virus infection..."
https://www.euractiv.com/section/health-consumers/news/belgian-blood-supplies-melted-like-snow-as-tiger-mosquitoes-spread-across-europe/
#ClimateCrisis #InvasiveSpecies #Chikungunya #Dengue #WestNileVirus #PublicHealth
‘Fleabag’ Producer Joe Lewis Backs Off-Broadway Hit ‘Invasive Species’ for London Transfer (EXCLUSIVE)
#Variety #Global #News #AmplifyPictures #Fleabag #InvasiveSpecies #JoeLewis
Variety · 'Fleabag' Producer Joe Lewis Backs 'Invasive Species' London Transfer
Here are a couple of vine weeds to watch out for at the moment that are still uncommon but actively spreading around Ōtautahi-Christchurch, New Zealand.
What's commonly known as German Ivy (Delairea odorata) is a fast growing vine from, well, not anywhere close to Germany. It's a native to southern Africa. It's been establishing in parts of the Port Hills and I saw the first one in Halswell last week. Its leaves are thinner than English ivy and it has yellow flowers.
https://inaturalist.nz/observations/306208256
Chilean glory creeper (Eccremocarpus scaber) is an orange-flowered vine that's been popping up in and around the city. Every year I see a few more plants.
https://inaturalist.nz/observations/306208250
Weedbusters has fact sheets on these, including recommendations on how to get rid of them.
https://www.weedbusters.org.nz/what-are-weeds/weed-list/german-ivy/
https://www.weedbusters.org.nz/what-are-weeds/weed-list/chilean-glory-creeper/
Please report sightings on #iNaturalist if you find them.
Fire ants spread on brick pallet to five central Queensland mine sites
By Bryn Wakefield and Liam O'Connell
There are fears further outbreaks in central Queensland could take resources away from the main fire ant stronghold in the state's south-east.
ABC News · Fire ant fears in central Queensland as dogs detect nests at five mine sites
‘These fish are delicious to eat’
Invasive species are known for weakening the ecosystems they infiltrate, causing harm to native wildlife and even disrupting the food chain. To combat the prevalence of an invasive species in his area, TikTok fisherman FishingWithConner (@fishingwithconner) shared a d…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Cooking #DeliciousCuisines #deliciousrecipe #floridakeys #invasivespecies #nativewildlife
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2236133/these-fish-are-delicious-to-eat-2/
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Invasive species thrive as the Mediterranean Sea temperature hits record high.
Rising sea temperatures are fuelling the rapid “tropicalisation” of the Mediterranean, with venomous Red Sea species like lionfish disrupting ecosystems from Turkey to Malta, scientists warn.
France24 · Invasive species thrive as the Mediterranean Sea temperature hits record high.
(Guiltily) celebrating blackberry season, today in The Watershed: https://www.lionsbaywatershed.ca/post/blackberry-season
The Watershed · Blackberry SeasonInvasive species unfortunately deliciousThe Himalayan blackberry (Armenian blackberry) is an invasive species in British Columbia, and can be found throughout the Village. It's an opportunistic plant that moves into pastures, roadsides, stream banks and even forests. Producing 7–13,000 seeds per square metre, it spreads with ease, crowding out local plants. The berries are lush and delicious to both humans and wildlife. In past years, bears have been spied napping in some of the larger patches a
Canada’s rising temperatures means invasive ants 
https://toronto.citynews.ca/2025/08/13/canadas-rising-temperatures-means-invasive-ants-are-more-likely-to-spread-outdoors/
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La hausse des températures augmentation Canada signifie que les fourmis envahissantes
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CityNews Toronto · Canada's rising temperatures means invasive ants are more likely to spread outdoorsThe rise in temperatures means some indoor-restrictive ant species could soon move outdoors, allowing them to spread at a much faster rate.
Since their accidental introduction into the Mississippi River Basin in the 1970s, invasive Asian carp have become a significant challenge for ecosystems and economies.
Their rapid reproduction and aggressive feeding habits threaten native aquatic species.
Officials ban sale of once-popular plant with harmful impacts: ‘A plague’ https://www.allforgardening.com/1404243/officials-ban-sale-of-once-popular-plant-with-harmful-impacts-a-plague/ #DepartmentOfAgriculture #EnglishIvy #garden #gardening #GardeningCanada #InvasiveSpecies #MichaelFeerer #NativePlants #PlantQuarantine #WashingtonState
#YouShouldKnow about Critical Period Cutting, an herbicide-free method of control for invasive species, particularly common buckthorn. Read about it at the following links if you're interested:
- https://fmr.org/updates/conservation/new-tool-our-toolbox-buckthorn-control-critical-period-cutting
Friends of the Mississippi River · How (and when) to use the critical period cutting method to remove buckthorn — a DIY guideStep-by-step instructions for removing large invasive buckthorn using this new, herbicide-free method.
Japanese knotweed is an invasive climbing plant from Asia w/long, winding stems. The plant can cause damage to trees by reducing their wind resistance & growth & can quickly invade a forest, leading to the displacement of native #trees.
How to get rid of it:
https://www.thespruce.com/eradication-of-japanese-knotweed-plants-2131201
The SpruceHow to Get Rid of Japanese KnotweedJapanese knotweed (Polygonum cuspidatum) is a tough, invasive plant. It usually requires a multi-prong approach to achieve complete eradication.