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.
Federal Government Commission prohibits the planting of transgenic cotton in 68 municipalities in Maranhão
The Brazilian government's CTNBio has banned transgenic cotton cultivation in 68 municipalities in Maranhão to protect native plant species.
The secret to filling the garden with native plants without buying more
The article discusses an efficient technique for propagating native plant species using cuttings, promoting local biodiversity without the need for costly purchases.
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.
To preserve endangered species, a university in Paraná teaches how to raise native bees as 'low-maintenance pets'
The University of Paraná is promoting the raising of native stingless bees as low-maintenance pets to help conserve endangered 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.
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.
Why are Galápagos endemic rodents going extinct? The threat of introduced species is one potential cause
The endemic rodent population in the Galápagos Islands is critically endangered, with nine out of thirteen known species already extinct due to factors including the introduction of non-native species.
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.
Record Sentence for Reptile Trafficker: "There Will Be No Tolerance for Profiting from the Illegal Export of Our Native Wildlife"
Australia has handed down a record eight-year prison sentence to a reptile trafficker as part of its strong measures against wildlife trafficking.
Survey shows successful reintroduction of eastern quolls to mainland Australia
A recent survey indicates that eastern quolls, once extinct on mainland Australia, have successfully been reintroduced and are breeding in Victoria.
Neither large nor problematic: 5 native trees for narrow sidewalks
The article discusses five native tree species suitable for narrow sidewalks in urban Argentina, emphasizing their ecological benefits and adaptability to compacted soils.
Collectible Cards, a Proposal for Children to Learn to Protect Native Animals
The article discusses a new initiative by Clarin and Fundación Vida Silvestre to educate children about endangered native animals in Argentina through collectible cards.
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.
The United States uses 2,000 rats to kill an invasive snake that destroys birds and causes damage
The U.S. is employing 2,000 rats as bait to control the brown tree snake in Guam, a controversial method to combat the invasive predator responsible for decimating native bird populations.
Licence for antibiotic use in Tasmanian salmon may be suspended
The Australian federal agency is proposing to suspend the use of the antibiotic florfenicol in Tasmanian salmon farming following its detection in native species nearby.
Salmon farm antibiotics found in native species
Antibiotics used in Tasmanian salmon farming have been found in local marine species, raising concerns about ecological impacts, although public health assessments deem the levels safe for human consumption.
Spicy and Pungent Native Ginger 'Jingang' First Variety Protection Application
The development of a new variety of native ginger named 'Jingang' has received its first variety protection application in South Korea.
Piracicaba City Hall promises to replace trees in Mirante Park after rain opened clearings; see pictures
The city of Piracicaba plans to replace 42 large trees that were downed during heavy rain, focusing on native species.
Can modern technology outsmart the elusive fox?
Research at Booderee National Park is using technology to track foxes in order to protect native species from this invasive predator.
Art and biodiversity in the Cosquín Rock 2026 tower-forest
The 'Vuelta al Monte' installation at Cosquín Rock 2026 blends art, architecture, and technology to promote awareness of native Córdoba species.
Fewer than 10 specimens of this rare species native to California: could it still be saved?
The vaquita marina, the world's smallest and most endangered porpoise, faces critical extinction as its population dwindles to fewer than ten due to human-induced pressures.
Possible pet turtle dumping could leave an endangered species at risk
Researchers are concerned that dumped pet turtles found at Dumaresq Dam may threaten endangered native turtle species.
Florida euthanizes 5,000 iguanas after cold snap stuns the invasive reptiles
Florida wildlife officials have euthanized over 5,000 cold-stunned iguanas due to a recent cold snap, which caused the non-native reptiles to freeze and fall from trees.
Asian invasive fish, royal damsel adapts to the Brazilian coast and worries experts
The royal damsel fish, native to the Indo-Pacific, has recently been documented in Brazil, raising concerns about its impact as an invasive species in the South Atlantic.
Hour of Winter Birds: What is the Situation with Blackbird, Sparrow, and Tit - A Participation Action
The article discusses the annual event where citizens are urged to observe and report on local winter bird populations, raising concerns about the fate of common native species in Germany.