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National Invasive Species Week, is a time to learn about your local environment and help prevent invasive species in the United States.
Invasive species can be plant, animal or insect based. When they land in an area they can devastate an entire ecosystem destroying food, habitats, crops and livestock.
How you can help:
BOATERS – Clean, drain and dry your boat trailer and gear every time you leave a body of water.
PET OWNERS - If you have acquired an undesirable pet or fish species for your aquarium or water garden, it is important not to release these plants or animals into the environment.
TRAVELERS, HIKERS, BIKERS, BIRDERS, AND CAMPERS - If you engage in terrestrial recreational activities like camping, hiking, biking or birding, take care not to be an unwitting vehicle of dispersion.
GARDENERS - Not all non-native species are bad, but some plants that look lovely in your garden might be harmful invaders that will make their way into natural areas.
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