Conservation is usually about protecting species. But in this case, we promise it's totally OK to kill these ones.
... sometimes you have to kill a few bugs to protect entire ecosystems. Specifically, invasive insects, which humans have transported all around the world. In some cases, they’ve outcompeted native insects and wrecked native plant life that don’t have the defense mechanisms to deal with invasive insect species that have no business being there in the first place.
In some cases, invasive species have been able to expand their populations at a rapid clip if there are no natural predators to keep them in check.and just annihilate species that have been identified as invasive and destructive. With that in mind, we invite you to take a close look at these suspect species and do what biologists say is your duty to stamp them out. Literally.
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