The management of invasive species is a complex, yet an essential component of
biodiversity conservation and environmental management for sustainable futures. Despite a …

Biological invasions are pervasive and increasing across space and time, making their
management complex and challenging. Understanding patterns and processes associated …

Invasive alien plant species (IAPS) are spreading into protected areas worldwide; however,
knowledge of these invasions and their impacts in Nepal's protected areas is poor. Here, the …

Asia, occupying nearly 30% of the earth's terrestrial surface, is one of the most important
continent known for its highly diverse culture, economy, geography, and ecology. Three of …

South Asia is home to an immense diversity of flora and fauna, which makes it one of the
global biodiversity hotspots. Plant invasions are one of several factors that threaten South …

Biological invasions are among the leading drivers of global biodiversity loss and are
responsible for impaired ecosystem structure and function. Underpinning the mechanisms …

With increasing globalization, trade, and human movement, the rate of alien species
introduction has increased all around the globe. In addition, climate change is thought to …

Background Natural forests are generally considered to be less prone to biological
invasions than other modified ecosystems, particularly when canopy cover is high. Few …

The earth is common home of more than one million animals and half a million plants. These
organisms exhibit great diversity in form and function, yet share a common biochemistry …

Invasive alien species are increasing over the globe in the Anthropocene era, with a range
of negative impacts on biodiversity, ecological processes, production systems, and human …