Invasive species are a nationwide problem, destroying ecosystems and crowding out native plants and animals. Here are the ones specifically plaguing Illinois.

Native to Europe and already a popular dish in some regions, wild boar have wreaked havoc as an invasive species in North America, causing an estimated $2.5 billion in damages to pastures ...

A wild boar adopted by a French horse breeder can remain with her owner, a court ruled on Thursday, after threats by authorities to remove and even euthanize her triggered a storm of protest ...

Wild boar hunting’s popularity plummeted after the species came under national protection, though some poachers still risked jail time to kill them for sale in wildlife markets. But demand for ...

Wild boars eat roots, grubs, seeds, bulbs and invertebrates. Rooting up the earth can encourage new species to grow and increase biodiversity, but in large numbers, boar can cause damage.

M. waimeaensis is just one of hundreds of plants disappearing as invasive flora crowd out Hawaii’s native species and introduced animals (such as wild boar) disrupt local vegetation. Today 134 ...

A small plant-eating deer species that rarely draws much attention in Japan is now a major source of concern after an ...

Your Artstor image groups were copied to Workspace. The Artstor website will be retired on Aug 1st. Conservation & Society Vol. 18, No. 2, 2020 Blurring Boundaries: Feral Rewilding, Bi... Unsanctioned ...

CHAOURCE, France – Animal rights campaigners in France are fighting to save a wild ... as the boar immediately ran back to her owners. “Rillette has no link whatsoever with her own species.

Wild boars eat roots, grubs, seeds, bulbs and invertebrates. Rooting up the earth can encourage new species to grow and increase biodiversity, but in large numbers, boar can cause damage.