What is an invasive species?

An invasive species:

1. shows a tremendous capacity for reproduction and distribution throughout its new home; and,

2. also has a negative impact on environmental, economic, or public welfare priorities.

What do we mean by native species?

Generally, we mean species of plants and animals that have evolved in the Chesapeake Bay watershed and have developed mutually-sustaining relationships to each other over geologic time. Certainly, some native species can become invasive when habitat is altered and their particular needs are met on a much broader scale.

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