Abstract
Preventing the entry and managing the numbers of alien species is the most important task in the system of principles for the conservation of biological diversity. This article reflects the relevance and importance of preserving biological diversity, reflects the importance of developing measures to reduce the damage caused by the introduction of alien species, reflects individual methods of combating alien fish species in world practice.
Complex control of alien aquatic organisms, combining several methods, often provides the most effective and acceptable control. Today, to preserve the quality of the environment, concerted efforts are required for effective and pragmatic management. The authorities and the public should remember and realize that the consequences of the invasion of alien aquatic organisms will lead to a significant loss of our own biological diversity and degradation of ecosystems.
There are a huge number of specific methods of dealing with alien aquatic organisms. Given the complex mechanism of the ecosystem, when choosing methods to combat alien aquatic organisms, one should be treated with extreme caution. To date, all methods and methods of combating alien aquatic organisms can be conditionally combined into three main groups: mechanical, biological and chemical. Which is the subject of this article.
01 Introduction
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