Invasive Species in The Florida Everglades

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The document discusses the environmental impact of invasive species in the Florida Everglades. It notes that many invasive species, such as tegu lizards and pythons, threaten native species by eating their eggs or preying on them. Invasive species can also introduce new diseases to native species. The document argues that humans are responsible for introducing many invasive species by releasing exotic pets or through illegal breeding operations. It states that government agencies are now working to control invasive species populations through hunting and bans on releasing exotic pets.

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Environmental Impact of Invasive
Species on The Florida Everglades

Amanda Miller
Composition II.
April 18, 2013

Are nonnative, invasive species harmful to
Florida’s natural environment?

Here is a short video about invasive animal
species in the Florida Everglades:
http://youtu.be/jn6IrFqjYLE

Although many may feel that invasive nonnative species
being present in the Everglades is simply the way of
life, these species may actually be quite harmful to native
animals and the environment overall.

How do invasive species get out into the Everglades?

Many people release their
unwanted exotic pets into the
Everglades

Oftentimes, exotic
animals escape from
wildlife sanctuaries

Many exotic animals are
illegally bred in Florida
and sometimes escape

Releasing exotic species is fine because they’re
similar to native species

We’ve been wrong before…

In the 1930s everyone
thought the walking
catfish was going to
annihilate native fish
populations—it didn’t.

Many accepted “native” species were invasive
not that long ago

Invasive species are harmful to the Everglades

Invasive species
threaten native
species

The Tegu Lizard
eats the eggs of
the endangered
gopher tortoises

The python preys on everything—including the
endanger stork

Invasive pythons can even take
down Alligators!

http://youtu.be/E4k84KW07Sw

Invasive species bring new diseases to native
species

Nonnative species carry
foreign bacteria and
viruses

The already endangered
gopher tortoise is
suffering from pet turtle
diseases

We are responsible for the impact we make

Humans are directly to blame
for the presence of these
invasive species in the
Everglades

We have to clean up
after ourselves

So…
Yes, there are
nonnative
species that are
not harmful to
the Florida
Everglades

BUT there are
some, like the python
or the Tegu lizard, that
are quite harmful

You shouldn’t release exotic pets
into the Everglades

Now What???
The Parks and
Recreation
Department is
trying to get a
handle on invasive
species in the
Everglades

There is seasonal hunting
for the public allowed to
help reduce the python
population

It is now illegal to release
exotic pets into the
Everglades

Just remember, the Everglades are our home
too!

http://youtu.be/2IIfJzK2YZg

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Ivanti’s Patch Tuesday breakdown goes beyond patching your applications and brings you the intelligence and guidance needed to prioritize where to focus your attention first. Catch early analysis on our Ivanti blog, then join industry expert Chris Goettl for the Patch Tuesday Webinar Event. There we’ll do a deep dive into each of the bulletins and give guidance on the risks associated with the newly-identified vulnerabilities.

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Invasive Species in The Florida Everglades

1. Environmental Impact of Invasive Species on The Florida Everglades Amanda Miller Composition II. April 18, 2013

2. Are nonnative, invasive species harmful to Florida’s natural environment?

3. Here is a short video about invasive animal species in the Florida Everglades: http://youtu.be/jn6IrFqjYLE

4. Although many may feel that invasive nonnative species being present in the Everglades is simply the way of life, these species may actually be quite harmful to native animals and the environment overall.

5. How do invasive species get out into the Everglades? Many people release their unwanted exotic pets into the Everglades Oftentimes, exotic animals escape from wildlife sanctuaries Many exotic animals are illegally bred in Florida and sometimes escape

6. Releasing exotic species is fine because they’re similar to native species

7. We’ve been wrong before… In the 1930s everyone thought the walking catfish was going to annihilate native fish populations—it didn’t.

8. Many accepted “native” species were invasive not that long ago

9. Invasive species are harmful to the Everglades

10. Invasive species threaten native species The Tegu Lizard eats the eggs of the endangered gopher tortoises

11. The python preys on everything—including the endanger stork Invasive pythons can even take down Alligators! http://youtu.be/E4k84KW07Sw

12. Invasive species bring new diseases to native species Nonnative species carry foreign bacteria and viruses The already endangered gopher tortoise is suffering from pet turtle diseases

13. We are responsible for the impact we make Humans are directly to blame for the presence of these invasive species in the Everglades We have to clean up after ourselves

14. So… Yes, there are nonnative species that are not harmful to the Florida Everglades BUT there are some, like the python or the Tegu lizard, that are quite harmful

15. You shouldn’t release exotic pets into the Everglades

16. Now What??? The Parks and Recreation Department is trying to get a handle on invasive species in the Everglades There is seasonal hunting for the public allowed to help reduce the python population

17. It is now illegal to release exotic pets into the Everglades

18. Just remember, the Everglades are our home too! http://youtu.be/2IIfJzK2YZg

19. Works Cited Beautiful Time Lapse of Everglades Camping. YouTube. YouTube, 07 Oct. 2012. Web. 18 Apr. 2013. "Exotic Information." Exotic Information.Web. 04 Apr. 2013. Florida Everglades: Monster Snakes. YouTube. YouTube, 21 June 2010. Web. 18 Apr. 2013. "Florida's Invasive Species." Invasive Species List: Invasive Species Threaten Florida Everglades, Wildlife.Web. 06 Apr. 2013. "Invasive Species." Friends of the Everglades RSS.Web. 06 Apr. 2013. Invasive Species in Florida.YouTube. YouTube, 05 Oct. 2011. Web. 18 Apr. 2013. "Update on the Environmental and Economic Costs Associated with Alien-invasive Species in the United States.” Web. 04 Apr. 2013. Wilson, Edward. eds. Simberloff, Daniel, Schmitz, Donald, Brown, Tom. Strangers in Paradise: Impact And Management Of Nonindigenous Species In Florida. Washington, D.C.; Island Press,1997. Print.

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