What is a non-native species?

A non-native species, or introduced species, is a species living outside of its natural habitat range, which has arrived in its current unnatural location by human activity.

Why is this important?

Non-native species have been and will continue to be a harmful influence in our environment that is detrimental to the integrity of our ecosystems. These species also cause negative impacts the economy. People are the reason behind this invasion, so people must provide the solution.

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