Natural Beauty Destroyed
If you enjoy strolling through the forest or hiking and camping in the great outdoors, beware that some invasive species have the ability to ruin the prized landscapes you hold dear. In the past, invasive fungi have decimated American elms and chestnut trees. Today oak trees and majestic cactus are in jeopardy from an onslaught of invasive species, including a water mold known as sudden oak disease and a cactus moth that is eating its way across the southern United States.
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