Florida’s giant Burmese pythons are doing more than eating wildlife, they are transforming the Everglades by spreading seeds |

Burmese pythons have already earned a reputation as one of Florida’s most destructive invasive species, wiping out populations of native mammals and disrupting ecosystems across the Everglades. But scientists have now uncovered another surprising way these giant snakes may be changing the landscape. New research suggests the reptiles are unintentionally transporting seeds after eating fruit-consuming…

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Latehar DC urges citizens to help uproot invasive Parthenium grass | Ranchi News

Daltonganj: Latehar deputy commissioner (DC) Sandip Kumar has urged residents to join hands to uproot Parthenium, an invasive weed spreading rapidly across Latehar town, warning that unchecked growth could “eat into the vitals” of the town.Expressing concern over its spread, Kumar said, “There is hardly any space left where this invasive grass is not coming…

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Manas takes a leap towards conservation with grass nursery & release of pygmy hogs | Guwahati News

Manas Tiger Reserve authorities also inducted five newly trained elephants for conservation duties Guwahati: Manas Tiger Reserve marked a historic day with three major conservation initiatives – the opening of Assam’s first grass nursery at Bansbari Range to support large-scale grassland restoration, the release of 15 captive-bred pygmy hogs into the Kuribeel grasslands, and the…

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Japan removed 131 invasive cats from a remote island and the ecosystem rebounded faster than expected |

Image(s): Left/Wikipedia/Right/Canva After ecologists moved 131 feral cats away from Chichijima Island, which is located in the Ogasawara archipelago, this island became a topic of interest for ecological research. This wildlife conservation initiative undertaken at Chichijima Island in Japan has since received much attention in the field of conservation biology, as removing the cats caused…

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