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American mink
Neovison vison
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Predates on native species. Highly mobile.
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American skunk cabbage
Lysichiton americanus
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Since the species is able to build dense stands, smaller plants growing in wetlands are out-competed by shadowing.
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Bamboo
Sasa palmata & Pseudosasa japonica
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Quick growing. Suppresses native plants. Reproduces asexually.
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Black rat
Rattus rattus
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Negative impacts on native flora and fauna.
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Brown or European Hare
Lepus europaeus
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Hybridises with native hare species. Has a broad diet.
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Brown rat
Rattus norvegicus
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Negative impacts on native flora and fauna.
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Butterfly bush
Buddleja davidii
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Forms monocultures. Reproduces sexually and asexually. Displaces native species.
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Clematis vitalba
Clematis vitalba
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Outcompetes native species. Lowers plant biodiversity.
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Cotoneaster
Cotoneaster spp.
Status:
Established
Habitat:
Terrestrial
Threats:
Outcompetes native species. Easily spread.
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Check Clean Dry
Guidance for Anglers
Guidance for Boaters
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Guidance for Divers
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