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This is native from China, cause damage to plants by sucking sap, with the waste product of their diet encouraging fungal disease.

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The invasive species damage ecosystem as changing habitats and starving native animals of food and resources. These cause chaos in a balanced habitats.

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Considered as severe hazard to both human and pests. Came to the UK in 2006 from Southern Europe.

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INSECTS form the base of thousands upon thousands of food chains, and their disappearance is a principal reason why Britain’s farmland birds have more than halved in number since 1970

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REDUCING the efficiency of food chains and THREATEN the survival of large animals

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transfer of energy from single-celled algae (phytoplankton) to small animals that eat them (zooplankton)

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Warmer conditions increase the metabolic cost of growth, leading to less efficient energy flow through the food chain and ultimately to a reduction in overall biomass

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One new species of 'micro-moth' found in Britain every year

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One new species of 'micro-moth' found in Britain every year

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microorganisms, plants and animals and human
The starting point of food chain is nature, then how about we starting from the nature?

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If the insects are disappeared, then the food chain gets damaged naturally. Gradually disappearing from small things.
Then the environment and food chain became unstable.
Unbalance, changing through new species