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Managing non-native species in cities is often controversial because these species can support both ecosystem services and disservices. Yet, how the a...
Read moreWetlands in urban regions are subjected to a wide variety of anthropogenic disturbances, many of which may promote invasions of exotic plant species. ...
Read moreA large proportion of the world's land surface is extensively managed for livestock production. In areas where livestock systems are becoming more int...
Read moreInvasive alien species can cause detrimental changes in native ecosystems, but our understanding of the interactions between multiple exotic species i...
Read moreGlobally, conversion of natural habitat to agricultural land is a primary driver of declines in critical ecosystem services, including pollination. Ho...
Read moreUrban areas are foci for the introduction of non-native plant species, and they often act as launching sites for invasions into the wider environment....
Read moreThere has been a surge of interest in the effects of modern agriculture on biodiversity but studies of farmland flora have lacked continuity and histo...
Read moreA possible explanation for low success rates when introducing natural enemies to new regions for biological control of insect pests is that they fail ...
Read moreThe efficient management of invasive alien species (IAS) requires the identification of their introduction pathways. Genetic assessments have proven u...
Read moreThe negative impact of invasive alien plants (IAPs) in protected areas (PAs) is managed through control programmes, often using area-based management,...
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