shows that more than a hundred invasive species may have spread to Florida via flood waters. According to USGS, officials have created maps to help government officials and land managers ...

A veterinarian and conservation expert spoke about invasive and nonnative organisms during a special live show of "The ...

Armored catfish are driving manatees out of their warm-water refuges, putting their health at risk. Here’s why it’s happening ...

Science tells us invasive species—like the spotted tilapia—are always on the move, making it difficult for scientists to ...

Anthony Flanagan is one of several python contractors hired by the South Florida Water Management District for the Python Elimination Program. Here is holding a Burmese python he captured along with ...

In addition to identifying python hot spots, researchers found the optimal time of day and the best time of year for hunting ...

Scientists improved invasion models, revealing native species similarity predicts invasive species spread more accurately.

In addition to identifying python hot spots, researchers found the optimal time of day and the best time of year for hunting ...

Invasive species cost Florida tens of millions of dollars each year. The state has been called “Ground Zero” for invasive species. We visited Zoo Miami for a special edition of The Florida ...

The study focused on the eastern United States, a hotspot for invasive species. Florida, for example, has more invasive vertebrates than any other state, while the Great Lakes region and the ...