The Nature Conservancy is working in the United States and across the world to prevent and contain the spread of invasive species. A few examples of invasive species projects at sites across the Conservancy include:

United States

• Hawaii: Invasive plant eradication
• Oregon: Abating the Threat of Invasive Species 
• California: Restoring Santa Cruz Island
• Idaho: Hell?s Canyon
• Ohio: Battling Ohio?s invasive species
• Utah: Uniting to defend wetlands
• Michigan: Meijer Nursery Program
• Missouri: Garlic mustard eradication
• New York: Race Against the Asian Longhorn Beetle

International

• Mexico: Cactus Moth
• Brazil: An invasive species database
• Bahamas: Stopping melaleuca
• Galapagos: Charting the spread of invasive species
• China: Early action to stop invaders
• Pacific Islands: Pacific Invasives Learning Network

Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): Map © TNC (worldwide invasive species projects).