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Harmful non-indigenous species in the United States

by Office of Technology Assessment

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Discusses harmful, non-indigenous species (NIS) -- those plants, animals, and microbes that are found beyond their natural geographical range -- that annually cost the Nation millions to billions of dollars and cause significant and growing environmental problems. At the same time, beneficial NIS form the backbone of American agriculture and are important in horticulture, fish and wildlife management, biological control, and the pet industry. Photos, charts and tables.… (more)
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Discusses harmful, non-indigenous species (NIS) -- those plants, animals, and microbes that are found beyond their natural geographical range -- that annually cost the Nation millions to billions of dollars and cause significant and growing environmental problems. At the same time, beneficial NIS form the backbone of American agriculture and are important in horticulture, fish and wildlife management, biological control, and the pet industry. Photos, charts and tables.

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