Hannah Garcia+FollowJellyfish Invasion Gets a Human SWAT TeamDid you see this? Sixty volunteers just waded into an 800-year-old Hawaiian fishpond to scoop out thousands of invasive jellyfish! These upside-down jellies have been wrecking the local fish population since 2017, but the community totally rallied to clear them out. It’s not just Hawaii—people everywhere are fighting back against invasive species, from snails in Ontario to fish in Maryland. Love seeing folks come together to protect our ecosystems! Would you join a jellyfish clean-up crew? #InvasiveSpecies #EcoWarriors #Hawaii #Safety10Share
meadowsmary+FollowLocal Heroes Take On Invasive Plants!Did you hear about the crew in White Rock who just yanked out 75 bathtubs’ worth of invasive plants from Ruth Johnson Park? 35 volunteers (including 18 newbies!) spent a day pulling out stubborn English ivy, holly, and periwinkle to give native plants a fighting chance. Love seeing people get their hands dirty to protect the local ecosystem—plus, snacks were involved. Would you join a clean-up like this? #CommunityPower #EcoWarriors #InvasiveSpecies #LocalHeroes #NatureLovers #Safety21Share
miguel40+FollowAnt Smuggling: The Wild Side of PetsTwo Belgian teens found themselves in hot water after being caught with 5,000 live ants in Kenya! 🐜😱 Authorities say it’s part of a shift in wildlife trafficking trends—from those iconic large mammals to the tiny yet mighty ants. These critters could disrupt local ecosystems and deprive communities of vital resources. 🌿 Let’s remember that even the little guys play a big role in our world! AntTrafficking #WildlifeProtection #EcoWarriors121Share
