Georgia wildlife officials are urging residents to report sightings of Argentine black and white tegus, an invasive lizard ...

Wildlife experts in Georgia are urging locals to keep on the lookout for any four-foot-long lizards wandering around the ...

Invasive tegu lizards are spreading across Georgia, prompting officials to urge residents to report sightings or kill the ...

Georgia residents may not expect to find a four-foot-long reptile native to South America in their backyards. But wildlife ...

Georgia officials are asking residents to report or remove Argentine black and white tegus, as the invasive species threatens ...

The Georgia Department of Natural Resources is proposing changes to the state’s Protected Species List and it’s asking the ...

GEORGIA, USA — New maps have revealed the possible spread of invasive and non-native species in Georgia following Hurricane Helene. Helene brought torrential downpours as it tore through parts of ...

Spiders the size of a human palm, bee-eating hornets and toxic worms. Georgia’s diverse ecosystems are home to a huge range of native species, but over the years, some unwanted animals and plants from ...

State officials are asking for the public’s help in combating aquatic invasive species, which can cause significant economic and ecological harm in Georgia. Non-native aquatic nuisance species can ...

Aquatic invasive species can cause significant economic and ecological harm in Georgia, and state officials are asking for the public’s help in combating them. By displacing or outcompeting native ...

Invasive species are not native to the U.S. and can therefore have notable implications on local ecosystems.