The BioInvaders, Invasive Species Marketplace Opens for Business

Houston, TX, June 22, 2012 --(PR.com)-- The BioInvaders, Invasive Species Marketplace recently opened for business. The company is owned by Brett Scott and Brandon Scott, and is based in Houston, TX. The mission of BioInvaders is to remove invasive species from the environment by turning them into science products. Customers may shop for invasive species at shop.bioinvaders.com, and invasive species collectors and teachers can interact with the company at BioInvaders.com. BioInvaders is currently looking for collectors of invasive species, teachers who instruct invasive species in their classroom, investors, and businesses who want to participate in the BioInvaders Biodiversity Exchange.

BioInvaders is a company for science educators who want to contribute to ecosystem restoration by teaching invasive species experiments in their classrooms. BioInvaders products include invasive species laboratory specimens, invasive species science experiments, and invasive species kits. BioInvaders also owns the Biodiversity Exchange whereby companies may voluntarily reduce their impact on the environment by buying DNA restoration credits. BioInvaders is a market maker for ecologists who can collect invasive species and science educators who want to write experiments.

"The evolution of BioInvaders can be accurately characterized as a task unification and attribute dependency model. By combining the environmental, education, and profit value into one business we will help solve global problems and provide schools with quality products. The service model of the business grew outward from the core ecosystem restorative product idea. By examining ways that teachers interacted with students, products, experiments, tests, grading, and teaching assistants, we developed ideas to stimulate demand for our core, invasive species specimens." Brett Scott, Founder of BioInvaders.

There has never been a more exciting time to invest in saving the environment. Ecosystems are more destroyed than ever, and everyday the situation only gets worse. Global population continues to grow, and the demand for science education is great. BioInvaders saves the environment and educates students.