Concept: Problematic native species in the threats vocabulary

Concept URI	http://dd.eionet.europa.eu/vocabulary/art17_2018/threats/I04
Preferred label	Problematic native species
Definition	Harmful plants, animals, that are originally found within the ecosystem(s) in question, but have become out-of-balance directly or indirectly due to human activities. It includes, for example, problems with feral native animals (e.g. cats, dog); overabundant algae due to loss of native grazing fish; predation of adults, fledglings and chicks/eggs by Mus musculus, native Mustela spp., Sus scrofa, Vulpes vulpes and domestic/feral Felis catus; interbreeding with feral Columba livia. This pressure should be used if problems with native species cannot be associated with other more specific drivers/pressures (e.g. when problems with native species can be associated with multiple human activities or more precise activities are unknown).
Notation	I04
Status	Valid
Status Modified	2018-05-18
Accepted Date	2018-05-18
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