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Early detection of invasive alien species (IAS) allows for rapid response and helps prevent their spread. This will reduce the ecological, economic and social damage caused by IAS.

Invasive alien species can wreak havoc on our ecosystems, disrupting natural balances and outcompeting native species. By reporting sightings, you empower authorities and conservationists to take action promptly, mitigating potential damage and safeguarding biodiversity.

If you suspect you have encountered an invasive alien species, do not hesitate to report it. Your contribution can make a significant difference in preserving our native ecosystems.

Please let us know if you see a species that you think is invasive or alien.

Every report counts! By reporting invasive alien species, you become an essential part of our community-driven conservation efforts. Together, we can protect our natural heritage for future generations.

You have accessed our user-friendly portal specifically designed for reporting invasive alien species. Please provide as much information as possible about the species you have encountered, including its location, description and accompanying photos.

Name

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Email address (optional, for follow-up or clarification)

Phone number (optional, for follow-up or clarification)

Common name (if known)

Scientific name (if known)

Description of the species (e.g., size, color, distinctive features)

Any observed behaviors

Exact location (coordinates if possible) * Select the locations seen on the map

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Date Seen

Habitat type (e.g., marine, forest, wetland, urban area, etc.)

Additional notes or comments

Upload photos of the species (if available)

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