The US launched The National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON), a new environmental database that will subsequently transform the collecting of ecological data. Predicted to be fully functional by 2016, NEON[…]
A non-native species appearing in an ecosystem is usually alarming- and for good reason. Invading species act as competition for space and resources for native species. They can disrupt the food chain and destroy the systems they invade. However, the round goby- an invasive fish, is prompting environmentalists to think differently about invasive species.
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