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The Hawaii Invasive Species Council monitors the impacts of invasive species on the islands.

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The Hawaii Invasive Species Council monitors the impacts of invasive species on the islands.

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  1. Guinea grass, native to Africa, is listed as a high-risk invasive species in Hawaii.1 source
  2. Council monitors invasive species impacts on the islands.1 source

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  • indiatimes.com
  • indiatimes.comIn 1914, Hawaii introduced fountain grass as an ornamental plant; the invasive species now covers around 200,000 acres across Hawaiian Islands and can help wildfires spread across dry land