Invasive Species Corporation (ISC), a pioneering player in the ecological restoration sector, proudly announces a significant funding round that has successfully raised $2.5 million. Founded by a team of seasoned entrepreneurs, ISC is dedicated to discovering, developing, and deploying sustainable biological solutions that tackle the ever-growing challenges posed by invasive species. With invasive species accounting for over $2 trillion in economic damage and exacerbating biodiversity loss, the need for effective intervention has never been more urgent, particularly as climate change continues to intensify these issues. The newly acquired funds will propel ISC's mission forward, enhancing the efficacy and reach of its already notable solutions including Zequanox®, a biocontrol agent for invasive zebra and quagga mussels, and the promising Piscamycin®, currently in collaboration with the U.S. Geological Survey. Additionally, these funds will bolster ISC’s innovative microbial and plant natural product screening platform, which harnesses the power of AI and machine learning to discover new, natural solutions for pressing problems such as toxic algae blooms and invasive weeds. As the threat of invasive species looms larger, ISC remains committed to increasing biodiversity and supporting ecosystems through its cutting-edge approach, ensuring a healthier planet for future generations. With this robust funding, the organization is poised to make significant strides in controlling invasive species and addressing the climate crisis head-on.











