Invasive species can wreak havoc wherever they're found, but Florida has a few that are particularly dangerous. Here are the most threatening of them.

Driving around the county, I routinely spot invasive exotic plants like Brazilian Pepper (the poster child of invasive exotic plants in Florida), Schefflera, Castor bean, Asparagus densiflorus ...

As National Invasive Species Awareness Week (NISAW) approaches at the end of February, local environmental groups are getting ...

Florida's unique climate and environment make it highly susceptible to invasive species, which can outcompete native plants, disrupt habitats, and ...

An invasive armored catfish grazes along the limestone bottom of Silver Glen Springs in Ocala National Forest, Florida. The armored catfish came to Florida in the 1950s, the result of the aquarium ...

Andre A. Naranjo receives funding from the National Science Foundation, Florida Native Plant Society, and the Botanical Society of America. Modern scrub mints, delicate flowering plants that grow ...

Some Central Florida residents ... Non-native species" and "invasive species" cannot be used interchangeably. The USDA notes non-native species are plants and animals living in areas where they ...

As the population around America increases it has become necessary to set aside natural areas to preserve native plant and ...

The swamp eel is one of the latest — and unwelcome — invasive ... from Florida International University in Miami netted several small swamp eels while collecting aquatic plants from an ...