Numerous examples exist of successful mammalian invasive alien species (IAS)
eradications from small islands (< 10 km2), but few from more extensive areas. We review …

We consider the motivations, strategies, and costs involved in invasive mammal
management undertaken in the UK. Widespread established invasive mammals require …

BACKGROUND Eradication of invasive alien species supports the recovery of native
biodiversity. A new European Union Regulation introduces obligations to eradicate the most …

The control of invasive species and protection of threatened native species require well-
developed policy and species management strategies. Mathematical models provide a key …

Globally, human–wildlife conflicts continue to increase, owing to human population growth
and expansion. Many of these conflicts concern the impacts of invasive non‐native species …

Grey squirrel management is conducted in Great Britain, Ireland and Italy for red squirrel
conservation and timber protection. However, management plans differ hugely with respect …

Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) mortality was monitored opportunistically during the period
2004 to 2013 on the island of Anglesey in North Wales. Road traffic proved a most …

Since its introduction from the United States in 1876, the invasive North American Eastern
grey squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis) has contributed to the decline of the native Eurasian red …

Invasive alien species (IAS) comprise a global threat to biodiversity and may also cause
economic harm by damaging natural resources and property. Indirect costs associated with …

Grey squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis) are native to the eastern part of North America and
were first introduced to Great Britain in 1876 and into northern Italy in 1948. From their …