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Corey Bradshaw (Kaurna Land) @conservbytes@mastodon.world · Aug 06, 2026
Australia spends > $25 billion/year dealing with the damage caused by #invasiveSpecies Join the next Flinders Fearless Conversation: Rethinking #Biosecurity in Australia Wed 2 Sep 17:30 – 19:30, Flinders City Campus BOOK NOW https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/rethinking-biosecurity-in-australia-tickets-1994767484243
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Rasta @Rasta@zeroes.ca · Aug 03, 2026
I've been up for awhile, I've quietly been learning about invasive species that affect us. When you live on the #ocean, these things matter. It is essential to report sightings of Keep Them Out species to the NS #InvasiveSpecies Council so we can stop them from becoming established in #NovaScotia. https://nsinvasives.ca/keep-them-out/
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Susannah 🍁 @wweeta@mstdn.ca · Jul 31, 2026
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Ian Kluft ✅✈️🎈🌋 @ikluft@avgeek.social · Jul 10, 2026
"The Australian tree reshaping the world's wildfires" by DW News🇩🇪 - Originally imported for timber & wood pulp industry, eucalyptus trees from Australia have become an #InvasiveSpecies in Spain, Brazil, Chile, California, India & South Africa. They burn hot and make #wildfires🔥 worse. Across affected areas, varying efforts now seek to eradicate them and restore local native vegetation. https://www.dw.com/en/the-australian-tree-reshaping-the-worlds-wildfires/a-77560208 #nature #environment #science
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TOGIAT 🚚🇪🇺🏳️‍⚧️ @ArabellaLovejoy@mastodonapp.uk · Apr 26, 2026
It's #InvasiveSpecies day at the #allotment. 1st and more easily dealt with is the Spanish Bluebell, which I figure I can just dig up, and replace with the native variety. 2nd is Marsh Horsetail, this is a nasty piece of work, it is everywhere I look. So, is there a way to eradicate it that is A) inexpensive, and B) doesn't involve fighting a battle that will last the rest of my life? #gardening
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