Add to ORKGClimate change is likely to alter the timing and effect of invasive species management, as well as the suite of species we are managing. Despite concern about the effects of climate change, lack of information about how and when to take action is a barrier to climate-smart invasive species management. Here, we outline strategies for incorporating climate change into management along with examples of tools that can inform proactive decision-making
Climate change is a major threat to global biodiversity, and its impacts can act synergistically to ...
In Virginia, invasive species cost the state approximately $1 billion annually due to forest loss an...
Sleeper populations are established populations of a non-native species whose population growth is l...
Invasive alien species are likely to interact with climate change, thus necessitating management tha...
Individually, invasive species and climate change are major threats to global ecosystems. Together t...
Climate change and invasive species can interact to increase disturbances and magnify changes in eco...
Non-native, invasive plants are projected to shift their ranges with climate change, creating hotspo...
Biocontrol is an important management tool that utilizes one species (a biocontrol agent) to control...
Native species will need to shift their ranges northward and upslope to keep pace with climate chang...
Prevention of new invasions is a cost-effective way to manage invasive species and is most effective...
An estimated 80% of ornamental plants for sale are non-native. This means that the average yard does...
[EN] Climate change represents one of the greatest environmental challenges of the 21st century, acc...
New England salt marshes are highly productive, providing ecosystem services for people and native b...
Invasive species are a substantial threat to biodiversity and ecosystem structure. This threat is ex...
Prediction and management of species responses to climate change is an urgent but relatively young r...
Climate change is a major threat to global biodiversity, and its impacts can act synergistically to ...
In Virginia, invasive species cost the state approximately $1 billion annually due to forest loss an...
Sleeper populations are established populations of a non-native species whose population growth is l...
Invasive alien species are likely to interact with climate change, thus necessitating management tha...
Individually, invasive species and climate change are major threats to global ecosystems. Together t...
Climate change and invasive species can interact to increase disturbances and magnify changes in eco...
Non-native, invasive plants are projected to shift their ranges with climate change, creating hotspo...
Biocontrol is an important management tool that utilizes one species (a biocontrol agent) to control...
Native species will need to shift their ranges northward and upslope to keep pace with climate chang...
Prevention of new invasions is a cost-effective way to manage invasive species and is most effective...
An estimated 80% of ornamental plants for sale are non-native. This means that the average yard does...
[EN] Climate change represents one of the greatest environmental challenges of the 21st century, acc...
New England salt marshes are highly productive, providing ecosystem services for people and native b...
Invasive species are a substantial threat to biodiversity and ecosystem structure. This threat is ex...
Prediction and management of species responses to climate change is an urgent but relatively young r...
Climate change is a major threat to global biodiversity, and its impacts can act synergistically to ...
In Virginia, invasive species cost the state approximately $1 billion annually due to forest loss an...
Sleeper populations are established populations of a non-native species whose population growth is l...