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Are ideas to stop further spread of this species 

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Are ideas to stop further spread of this species 

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First thing that that we would do is allow hunting of the species and or set up traps in certain spots that will catch more than one of the toads.

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They are plants, animals, or pathogens that are non-native to the ecosystem under  consideration and whose introduction causes or is likely to cause harm.

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Currently, most attempts to curtail the invasion of cane toads have been unsuccessful. Many of these strategies involve the physical trapping of toads, but these methods also capture unintended native species they haven't had much luck at all controlling the species.

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Predators in Australia are not adapted to their toxin, which is the toad's main defense mechanism. Because of this, toads do not tend to hide and are usually targeted by predators, who get  exposed from the toxic from the toads.

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Cane toads were introduced to Australia from Hawaii in June 1935 by the Bureau of Sugar Experiment Stations. To attempt to control the native grey-backed Cane beetle

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Cane Toads also known as Giant Neotropical toad are one of the largest toads in Australia. they fist noticed signs of the species in 1940 and ever since then there population has bean growing rapidly. It has taken over almost all of north east Australia.

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How invasive species ended up in a new enviorment

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How invasive species ended up in a new enviorment

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Explorers would bring back novel specimens to their home countries for zoological examinations or to arouse interest in future expeditions.

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Cane toads were to replace the use of pesticides like arsenic, pitch and copper.