Exotic Species(Non-Indigenous)

Ehringer

Invasive and Exotic Species

• any species, including its seeds, eggs, spores, or other biological material capable of propagating that species, that is not native to that ecosystem; and whose introduction does or is likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health.

Waterhyacinth

Removing Aquatic Plants

More Weed Removal

Water Lettuce

Alligator Weed

Hydrilla

Elodea

Old World Climbing Fern

Japanese Climbing Fern

Skunk Vine

Melaleuca

Brazilian Pepper Tree

Kudzu

Air Potato (Yam)

Asian Tiger Mosquito

Fire Ant

Cane Toad

Love Bug

Australian Pine Tree

Castor Bean

Tropical Soda Apple

Water Spinach

Wild Taro

Lionfish

Monk Parakeet

HomeBud27

Ring Necked Dove

Cuban Tree Frog

HomeBud27

Asian Swamp Eel

HomeBud27

Blue Tilapia

HomeBud27

Caiman

HomeBud27

Python

Nutria

Walking Catfish

Suckermouth

Oscar

Peacock Bass

Carp

Green Mussel

Apple Snail (Pomacea)

Iguana

Mole Cricket

Green Anole

Rhesus Monkey