The Winter Cold Has Done Harm to the Killer Jellyfish
Cold winter temperatures have dramatically reduced the population of the invasive killer jellyfish in the Baltic Sea, according to new research from Denmark's Technical University.
A cockroach species previously not found in the Baltics has been discovered in Tartu
A previously undocumented cockroach species has been found in Tartu, Estonia, indicating its possible introduction through luggage from warmer climates.
A cockroach species previously not encountered in the Baltic states has been found in Tartu
A new species of cockroach, previously unknown in the Baltic states, was discovered in Tartu, Estonia, likely brought in from a warmer region.
Residents face infestation of giant African snails in Suzano
Residents of a house in Suzano are dealing with a severe infestation of giant African snails, prompting calls for municipal intervention.
After an hour of 'battle', fishermen catch a pirarucu over two meters and nearly 100 kg in a river in the interior of SP
Fishermen in Cardoso, SP, successfully captured a giant pirarucu weighing nearly 100 kg after a prolonged struggle.
Pirarucu: understand why the native fish of the Amazon has become an invader within its own river
The adult pirarucu fish has been classified as an invasive species in a section of the Madeira River in Brazil, allowing for unrestricted fishing.
Ibama classifies pirarucu as an invasive species in a section of the Madeira River and allows unrestricted fishing in RO
Ibama has classified the pirarucu as an invasive species above the Santo Antônio dam in the Madeira River, permitting unlimited fishing and slaughter of the species in this area.
MPF requests the Justice to suspend the culling of invasive buffaloes in reserves in the Amazon
The Federal Public Ministry (MPF) has filed a request with the courts to halt the culling of invasive buffaloes in environmental reserves in Rondônia, Brazil.
Study reveals that Susanita and two other ornamental plants are a threat to the forest ecosystems of Ecuador
A recent study indicates that several species of the ornamental plant genus Thunbergia are emerging threats to Ecuador's forest ecosystems, particularly in the Andean region.
Deer, rabbits in the crosshairs as farmers and conservationists unite
Farmers and environmental groups in Australia have formed a new alliance to combat invasive species affecting biodiversity and agricultural productivity ahead of the Victorian election.
Testing begins to cull 5,000 invasive buffaloes in a remote area of the Amazon; understand
A pilot project has commenced to cull approximately 10% of 5,000 invasive buffaloes in the state of Rondônia, Brazil, due to their detrimental impacts on local biodiversity.
'Brisbane is getting a taste of it': fire ants at New Farm shows invasive species is on the march – and an outbreak may follow
A women's football match in Brisbane was postponed due to the discovery of invasive fire ants in the area, highlighting concerns about the growing threat of this species.
A common tree could be silently changing the fate of the Atlantic forest: how the jackfruit alters forest soil, transforms leaf litter, and affects local species
A study has found that the invasive jackfruit tree is depleting soil and diminishing amphibian diversity in Brazil's Atlantic Forest.
Destructive, invasive birds wreaking havoc in WA's largest regional city
Corellas are causing significant damage in Bunbury, prompting local authorities to urge residents to report sightings of these invasive birds.
'Crisis' on the land as tens of thousands of rabbits are culled
Farmers in Australia are facing significant challenges due to a growing rabbit population, leading to increased costs and lost production.
Once Choked in Weeds, Locals Celebrate 'Mud Coming Back' to Wetland
Tasmanian locals celebrate the recovery of their wetlands as invasive rice grass is nearly eradicated, allowing native vegetation and fish species to thrive again.
Fundraiser launched for tech to keep invasive mussels from entering B.C. waters
A fundraising campaign has been initiated to support technology aimed at preventing invasive mussels from entering British Columbia's waters.
The Great Black-Backed Gull - Noisy and Suffers from Our Increased Caution
The Great Black-Backed Gull population in Latvia has decreased significantly due to better waste management and the threat of invasive species.
How to act in the face of processionary caterpillars? Do not touch or disturb these stinging caterpillars
The article discusses the dangers posed by the processionary caterpillar, emphasizing that it is not an invasive species but a native part of Mediterranean pine forests.
Trump's Harsh Remark Toward Canada
Donald Trump referred to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney as Canada's future governor in a message on Truth Social, indicating a push against invasive species in the Great Lakes.
Trump's harsh response to the Canadian Prime Minister
Donald Trump expressed irritation towards Canada and mentioned Prime Minister Mark Carney in a tweet regarding Great Lakes conservation efforts.
Spanish slug included in Latvia's invasive species list
The Latvian government has classified the Spanish slug as an invasive alien species and is implementing measures to restrict its spread.
Spain's naked snail included in the invasive species list
Latvia has officially recognized Spain's naked snail as an invasive species, requiring municipalities to implement control measures.
The Spanish slug officially becomes an invasive species in Latvia
Latvia has officially classified the Spanish slug as an invasive species, expanding its previous list that only included the giant hogweed since 2009.
The Bitter Side of the Jackfruit Tree: Invasive Tree Depletes Atlantic Forest Soil and Affects Frogs
In Brazil's Atlantic Forest, the invasive jackfruit tree threatens biodiversity by degrading soil quality and impacting the habitats of native frog species.
New Zealand planted pines thinking it was simply reforestation, but created an invasive species that reduces water in river basins: the country now spends millions to control wild conifers
New Zealand's efforts to plant pines for reforestation have inadvertently led to the emergence of invasive wild conifers, prompting the government to allocate millions in resources for their control.
Göran Greider defends invasive plant species against humans
The article discusses Göran Greider's book that explores invasive plant species and critiques human civilization's impact on biodiversity.
Breeding and releasing cane toads a 'bit crazy' but for greater good
Scientists in Australia are implementing a program to breed juvenile cane toads with lower toxins to help native predatory species like goannas avoid fatal encounters with the invasive species.
An invasive oyster was destroying beaches and ecosystems in Buenos Aires: now CONICET is turning it into Argentina's first oyster sauce
Scientists in Argentina are exploring ways to turn an invasive oyster species into a valuable food product while addressing ecological concerns.
Coral cay declared rat-free in win for seabirds and nesting turtles
North West Island in the Southern Great Barrier Reef is now declared rat-free after a successful eradication effort to protect local seabirds and turtles.
Invasive piranha species found in RS and raises alert for ecological, economic risks and risk of attacks
Yellow piranhas were discovered in Pelotas, southern Rio Grande do Sul, raising alarms for ecological and economic threats due to their invasive nature.
The Hidden Side of the Jackfruit Tree: Invasive Tree Depletes the Soil of the Atlantic Forest and Affects Frogs
The presence of the jackfruit tree in Brazil's Atlantic Forest is adversely affecting soil quality and frog populations.
A Dangerous Species Circles Venice: Italians Seek Methods to Combat the Invasion of Ctenophores
The article discusses the invasive species of ctenophores threatening the Venetian Lagoon due to climate change and rising salinity, along with efforts to address the ecological impact.
Jenny Lindh: Here are the best audiobooks right now
DN's librarian Jenny Lindh recommends the best audiobooks of the moment, focusing on themes such as murder in the cultural sphere, invasive species in gardens, and a millennia-old listening tradition.
Cold and snow do not stop nature's worst pests
Despite harsh winter conditions, invasive species like the Spanish slug, tick, and flatworm continue to thrive in Sweden.
The United States is using 2,000 rats administered paracetamol to reduce invasive snakes in forests and protect wildlife and the electrical grid
The U.S. is employing a controversial method on Guam utilizing 2,000 rats to control the invasive brown tree snake, which threatens local bird populations and infrastructure.
In Hawaii, thousands of rat hunters are being called after they devastated endemic bird populations and pushed the archipelago into an 'ecological free fall'
Hawaii is escalating its response to an ecological crisis caused by invasive rats threatening endemic bird populations and the overall health of its fragile ecosystems.
Calls to avoid 'funding cliff' in the eradication of feral deer in Adelaide
South Australia's Feral Deer Eradication Program is seeking sustained funding to continue its successful efforts in managing the deer population in the region.
The invasive species appearing in California's aqueducts: a reward offered for its elimination
A federal competition has been launched in California, offering a reward of up to $125,000 to develop solutions to control the spread of the invasive golden mussel, which threatens water and energy infrastructure.
Historical Record in Neuquén: The Tender Animal That Grows Uncontrollably and Generates Concern
European rabbits in Neuquén, Argentina, are proliferating uncontrollably, raising alarms among producers and environmentalists.
Even the frost was not a deterrent – these species are resistant to both heat and cold: specialists will return to work in the spring
Lithuanian forestry specialists emphasize the importance of winter logging, citing ecological considerations and the quality of timber harvested during this season.
The remembered phrase of Stephen Hawking: 'I am optimistic and believe we can create AI for the good of the world'
The article highlights Stephen Hawking's optimism about the potential of AI while also addressing a separate issue of exotic rabbits being abandoned in a Chilean commune.
Farmers sound alarm over feral pig boom in WA's south-east
Farmers in Esperance, Western Australia, are alarmed by a significant increase in feral pig numbers, prompting legal measures to control the population.
Two invasive species of praying mantis discovered to reproduce at an unprecedented speed
Research reveals two invasive species of praying mantis in Europe that reproduce rapidly and threaten biodiversity.
Business could face $500k fine or jail time for spreading fire ant nests
A business may be fined up to $500,000 or face jail time for allegedly spreading invasive fire ants in central Queensland, as the National Fire Ant Eradication Program concludes its investigation.
The archipelago where introduced rats attacked millions of seabirds
Rats introduced on Midway Atoll have attacked seabird chicks, leading to a crisis threatening millions of birds and prompting a total eradication operation.
South Africa: Invasive Mesquite Plants Do More Than Deplete Water Reserves - New Research in South Africa Shows They Damage Soil Too
New research in South Africa reveals that invasive mesquite plants not only deplete water reserves but also cause significant damage to soil quality.
Africa: Killer Beetles in the Baobabs - Researcher Warns of Risk to African Trees
Researchers have identified a deadly beetle infestation threatening baobab trees in Oman, raising concerns for their survival.
Giant Caruru Worries Producers in Northwest SP
The discovery of the invasive plant Amaranthus palmeri, known as giant caruru, in São Paulo has raised alarms among agricultural authorities and farmers due to its potential to cause severe crop losses.
Urgently calling thousands of rat hunters for this place in Hawaii
Hawaii faces an urgent conservation crisis due to invasive rat populations that threaten native bird species.