Across
- 2. 2.6 million of this species occupy 28% of Australia
- 3. removal of bark from a tree, leading to the trees death
- 5. Species of penguin found on Middle Island, that was threatened by foxes
- 6. a lithospheric process that is caused by goats and rabbits overgrazing and/or burrowing
- 7. form of control that relies on using 'natural' products such as predators or diseases
- 10. an invasive plant that chokes waterways
- 11. the system that controls the entry of organic matter (such as plants) into a country
- 14. an invasive herbivore that causes erosion by burrowing
- 16. a dog that is used to hunt invasive species and protect penguin and livestock populations
- 17. a species that is not native to an environment
- 19. a method of controlling invasive animals through poisoning
- 21. form on control where humans actively hunt and remove invasive species
- 22. a plant species that is potentially toxic to horses and other livestock
Down
- 1. invasive plant species that can be controlled by goats, and whose seeds don't usually survive digestion by goats
- 4. the variety of plant and animal species in an ecosystem
- 8. where a species lives
- 9. a species introduced by Europeans that is a predator to many natural species
- 12. the act of completely wiping out an introduced species
- 13. a species that was accidentally transported to another place by boats or another vehicle
- 15. form of control using poisons
- 18. an environment that includes many interconnected plant and animal species
- 20. a species originally introduced to control pests, but become invasive itself
