Invasive Species

What is the main threat posed by invasive species?

• They are always beneficial to the environment.

• They can harm natural and cultural resources.

• They are native to all regions.

• They only affect water bodies.

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Which of the following is an example of a non-native species that is not harmful?

• Feral swine

• Bell pepper

• White-footed mouse

• Kudzu

What characteristic makes a species invasive?

• It is native and beneficial.

• It is native and causes harm.

• It is non-native and causes harm.

• It is non-native and harmless.

What is a pest?

• A native species that is always beneficial.

• Any organism that interferes with management objectives or threatens human health.

• A non-native species that is always harmful.

• A non-native species that is always beneficial.

Can a native species be considered a pest?

• Yes, if it causes damage or health issues.

• Yes, but only if it is also invasive.

• No, native species are always beneficial.

• No, only non-native species can be pests.