Non-native plant species threaten Svalbard's biodiversity due to human activity and climate change.

Non-native plant species are constantly found in Svalbard, raising concerns for local biodiversity. Researchers warn that increased human activity and climate change heighten the risks of invasive species establishing themselves, potentially threatening the native plant life. Preventing accidental introductions could become a crucial task for authorities to maintain the Arctic's ecosystems.

July 25, 2024
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