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Invasive alien species are a major and growing threat to biodiversity worldwide. The transport of organisms through increased levels of trade and tourism is leading to the widespread breaching of natural biogeographic barriers at unprecedented rates. Consequences can be severe, especially in naturally isolated ecosystems. Invasive alien species can cause the extinction of vulnerable endemic species, alter the structure and composition of communities, disruptsuccessional pathways, and lead to the loss of ecosystem services. Global climate change may further exacerbate the spread of alien species, as climatic zones shift and potential ranges alter. The effective management of invasive alien species is clearly a priority for biological conservation worldwide. This book first provides strategies for managing such species at successive invasion stages, from prevention at the border to control of major infestations. It then describes the general tools and approaches that are recommended for successful management of particular groups of invasive organisms in a range of environments. In each case, the ecological basis and practical requirementsof invasive alien species management are addressed.This integration of proven techniques and policies will be useful to a wide readership of students, academics, conservation practitioners, invasive species managers, legislators, and to the broader community concerned with biological conservation.
Contents
Introduction - Invasive Species and Conservation1. Biosecurity and Quarantine for Preventing Invasive Species ; 2. Risk Assessment of Invasive Species ; 3. Detection and Early Warning of Invasive Species ; 4. Eradication of Invasive Species: Progress and Emerging Issues in the 21st Century ; 5. Principles of Containment and Control of Invasive Species ; 6. Biological Control of Invasive Species ; 7. Public Participation in Invasive Species Management ; 8. International Legal Instruments and Frameworks for Invasive Species ; 9. Management of Invasive Terrestrial Plants ; 10. Management of Invasive Aquatic Plants ; 11. Management of Invasive Invertebrates: Lessons from the Management of an Invasive Alien Ant ; 12. Management of Terrestrial Vertebrate Pests ; 13. Management of Invasive Fish ; 14. Marine Biosecurity: Management Options and Response Tools ; 15. Management of Interacting Invasives: Ecosystem Approaches ; References ; Index
