The introduction of species into new environments has increasingly become an economically costly and environmentally destructive phenomenon. The Argentine ant, one of the world's most widespread and damaging invasive species thrives in California, where it displaces native ants and disrupts ecosystems. Join UCSD's David Holway and explore the factors underlying the success of this notorious invader and potential strategies to limit its abundance. (#15367)

Ecology, the Environment, Conservation

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   Elephants or People? Ethical Dilemmas in Recovering Endangered Species -- The Silent Spring Series -- Exploring Ethics
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   Silent Spring + 50: Lessons from San Diego’s Bees and Bays -- The Silent Spring Series - Exploring Ethics