John R. Wilson has published over 80 papers in peer-reviewed journals on a wide range of ecological and evolutionary topics, with a particular focus on invasion science. Based in South Africa, he is a member of the IUCN Invasive Species Specialist Group, and works across science, management, and policy.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Box 1.1 Incursion response in New Zealand Philip E. Hulme 2. Prediction (pre- and post-border) Box 2.1 Plant traits associated with impact on native plant species richness Montserrat Vilà, Rudolf P. Rohr, José L. Espinar, Philip E. Hulme, Jan Pergl, Johannes J. Le Roux, Urs Schaffner and Petr Pyek Box 2.2 Lag phases: theory, data, and practical implications Petr Pyek Box 2.3 Species distribution models Jane Elith 3. Detection and delimitation Box 3.1 Risk mapping to underpin post-border weed management activities Rieks D. van Klinken and Justine V. Murray Box 3.2 Estimating detectability using search experiments Cindy E. Hauser and Joslin L. Moore 4. Evaluation of management options Box 4.1 Is it feasible to eradicate or contain plant incursions in the Galapagos Islands? Mark R. Gardener 5. Evaluation of management performance Box 5.1 Allocating resources Oscar Cacho 6. Legislation and agreements Box 6.1 Legislation in Antarctica Dana M. Bergstrom and Justine D. Shaw Box 6.2 Regulating the use of potential invaders for bioenergy Lauren D. Quinn Box 6.3 Managing invasive ornamental trees Curtis C. Daehler 7. Strategies and actions Box 7.1 National strategies for dealing with biological invasions, South Africa as an example Brian W. van Wilgen Box 7.2 Costing invasions in the UK Richard H. Shaw 8. Implementation Box 8.1 What is a Cooperative Weed Management Area? Al Tasker Box 8.2 The European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization: co-ordinating the response to invasive plants across borders Sarah Brunel Box 8.3 Invasive species Early Detection and Rapid Response (EDRR): a land conservation challenge for the twenty-first century Randy Westbrooks and Steven Manning Box 8.4 Raising awareness about invasive plants in Portugal Elizabete Marchante and Hélia Marchante 9. Conclusions and future directions.
1. Introduction Box 1.1 Incursion response in New Zealand Philip E. Hulme 2. Prediction (pre- and post-border) Box 2.1 Plant traits associated with impact on native plant species richness Montserrat Vilà, Rudolf P. Rohr, José L. Espinar, Philip E. Hulme, Jan Pergl, Johannes J. Le Roux, Urs Schaffner and Petr Pyek Box 2.2 Lag phases: theory, data, and practical implications Petr Pyek Box 2.3 Species distribution models Jane Elith 3. Detection and delimitation Box 3.1 Risk mapping to underpin post-border weed management activities Rieks D. van Klinken and Justine V. Murray Box 3.2 Estimating detectability using search experiments Cindy E. Hauser and Joslin L. Moore 4. Evaluation of management options Box 4.1 Is it feasible to eradicate or contain plant incursions in the Galapagos Islands? Mark R. Gardener 5. Evaluation of management performance Box 5.1 Allocating resources Oscar Cacho 6. Legislation and agreements Box 6.1 Legislation in Antarctica Dana M. Bergstrom and Justine D. Shaw Box 6.2 Regulating the use of potential invaders for bioenergy Lauren D. Quinn Box 6.3 Managing invasive ornamental trees Curtis C. Daehler 7. Strategies and actions Box 7.1 National strategies for dealing with biological invasions, South Africa as an example Brian W. van Wilgen Box 7.2 Costing invasions in the UK Richard H. Shaw 8. Implementation Box 8.1 What is a Cooperative Weed Management Area? Al Tasker Box 8.2 The European and Mediterranean Plant Protection Organization: co-ordinating the response to invasive plants across borders Sarah Brunel Box 8.3 Invasive species Early Detection and Rapid Response (EDRR): a land conservation challenge for the twenty-first century Randy Westbrooks and Steven Manning Box 8.4 Raising awareness about invasive plants in Portugal Elizabete Marchante and Hélia Marchante 9. Conclusions and future directions.
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