Across
- 4. The type of harm that affects businesses and property values
- 5. Do this action if you see an unusual plant or animal
- 8. Step Three: dry everything for at least 5 days
- 9. An invasive species that often begins as an unwanted pet that has been released into the wild
- 11. Water carried in ships that can be taken from one waterbody and discharged in another
- 13. Step One: remove any visible aquatic plants and animals found on watercraft or equipment
- 14. Pathways that are the result of accidental movement of species as a byproduct of some other human activity
- 15. The means and routes by which invasive species are transported or introduced into new environments
- 16. The type of harm that affects the local ecosystem
- 19. Any living thing that causes harm to the area in which it was introduced
- 20. An invasive species that can be eaten and pass through an animal’s digestive tract unharmed
- 22. The phrase to remember when considering what to do with unwanted pets
- 23. An invasive crustacean that feeds on fish eggs and increases sedimentation
- 24. Pathways that are the result of a deliberate movement of a species by humans outside of its natural range
Down
- 1. An invasive species that attaches to the hulls of boats and can clog underwater pipes
- 2. The type of harm that affects the physical health of living organisms
- 3. An invasive species that can hurt native shorebird populations on the Aleutian Islands
- 6. Step Two: eliminate all water from watercraft or equipment before transporting
- 7. An invasive species that was intentionally moved by anglers outside of its native range for sport fishing
- 10. An invasive plant that exudes a white milky sap
- 12. An invasive plant that can produce millions of seeds
- 17. A tool used to check waterbodies for aquatic invasive plants
- 18. First freshwater aquatic invasive plant found in Alaska
- 21. The type of harm that affects the opportunities that are important to cultural identity