To protect endangered species from invasive ones, measures such as early detection, rapid response, and quarantine regulations for high-risk species are necessary.
Invasive species are non-native species introduced to an ecosystem and capable of outcompeting native species. They can displace and disrupt the ecological roles of native species, leading to their decline and eventual extinction. Invasive species can also introduce diseases and parasites to native populations, further increasing their vulnerability. To protect endangered species from invasive ones, measures such as early detection, rapid response, and quarantine regulations for high-risk species are necessary.