invasive plants

"Arnold is alarmed to discover that the beloved Ms. Frizzle has been promoted and her younger sister Fiona is taking over the class. His worries come true when a simple field trip results in the Galapagos Islands being overrun by invasive bunnies. Can Arnold save the islands, and will he ever learn to like his new teacher?"--Provided by publisher.

"Arnold is alarmed to discover that the beloved Ms. Frizzle has been promoted and her younger sister Fiona is taking over the class. His worries come true when a simple field trip results in the Galapagos Islands being overrun by invasive bunnies. Can Arnold save the islands, and will he ever learn to like his new teacher?"--Provided by publisher.

Providing explanations of the damage done by invasive species and solutions to their spread, readers discover the delicate nature of the habitats they live in.

Full-color illustrated photographs of over 175 species of invasive plants in North America that describes their environmental and economic impact.

Examines the impact of an invasive plant species on an environment, discussing how new plants get introduced into foreign habitats, and describing examples from history.

Discusses non-native plants, such as the kudzu vine and the tree-of-heaven, which were imported from other countries and now pose a significant threat to the ecosystems of North America.

A guide to planting native plants to overcome invasive species.

Full-color illustrated photographs of over 175 species of invasive plants in North America that describes their environmental and economic impact.

Helps children understand the damage invasive species can inflict on the environment and the economy, explaining how invasive plants, animals, and other organisms move to new habitats, destroying parks, gardens, lakes, and streams.

Introduces terrestrial plants and their habitats, explains what makes some of them invasive, describes several kinds of such plants, and discusses management.