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Ecosystems
Geospatial
Restoration
System-wide Assessments
Watersheds
Environmental Resources
Aquatics
Endangered Species
Environmental Stewardship
Invasive Species
Recreation Resources
Riparian
Terrestrial
Wetlands
Environmental Assessment
Contaminant Effects
Environmental Chemistry
Environmental Sensing
Fate & Transport
Site Characterization & Monitoring
Water Quality
Evaluation Tools
Decision Analysis
Ecological Modeling
Environmental Benefits Analysis
Risk Assessment
Water Quality Modeling
Environmental Engineering
Cleanup / Remediation
Dredging
Ordnance
Riverine / Stream Restoration
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Invasive Species
An invasive species is one that has moved into an area that it previously did not inhabit, usually as a result of man's intervention. Often the consequences are negative; valuable food reserves and sources of cover for native species are reduced. The invasive species can negatively affect human needs such as water supply, transportation, recreation, and resource utilization. A host of environmentally sound, physical, chemical and biological control strategies are available to deal with non-native plants and animals. |
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