Invasive Species Council of Manitoba

Zebra Mussel

Saltcedar

Water Hyacinth

Narrow-leaved and Hybrid Cattail

Emerald Ash Borer

Common Reeds

European Buckthorn

Flowering Rush

Purple Loosestrife

What are Invasive species or "Invaders"?

Invasive species are plants, animals or other organisms that are growing outside of their country or region of origin and are out-competing or even replacing native organisms. Since they come from ecosystems in other parts of the world,"unwanted invaders" escape their natural enemies. They have a distinct advantage over our native species whose populations are kept in check by native predators, competitors, or disease.

Report a sightingWhat can you do?

Prevention, early detection and rapid response are critical for saving habitats from invasive species.

You can do your part by reporting any sightings of unwanted invaders to the Invasive Species Council of Manitoba at (204) 232-6021.

What is the Problem?

Invasive species can result in the loss of unique ecosystems and native species... (more)

 

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