Environment
Protected Areas All Over the World Vulnerable to Invasive Alien Species
Protected areas around the world are protected from invasive species, although most of them are still vulnerable to invasion, according to a research conducted by scientists from China and the UK, with the involvement of the University College London (UCL).
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