Understanding the factors affecting the dynamics of spatially‐structured populations (SSP) is
a central topic of conservation and landscape ecology. Invasive alien species are …

Aquatic invasions are a major ecological and socio-economic concern. Management of
invasive aquatic populations requires a robust understanding of the effectiveness and …

Eco‐cultural landscapes are assumed to be favorable environments for the persistence of
biodiversity, but global change may affect differently their terrestrial and aquatic …

Management aimed at reducing the population sizes of established invasive species can be
beneficial for the conservation of native species. Crayfish are some of the most widespread …

Invasive species are a widespread threat to stream ecosystems across the planet. In
Southern California, USA, the invasive red swamp crayfish Procambarus clarkii (Girard …

The invasive red swamp crayfish poses a significant threat to physical habitat quality and
biodiversity of aquatic communities in western US streams. With no natural predators or …

The goal of most invasive species suppression programs is to achieve long-term sustained
reductions in population abundance, yet removal programs can be stymied by density …

In this study, we propose an integrated mixed-integer programming (MIP) model for
allocating a limited budget to control a destructive invasive insect endangering the forest …

The arrival of non‐native species in a community can be deleterious for native species. The
joint investigation of several descriptors of native populations susceptible to invaders, under …

Management goals for restoring populations of the federally-threatened northern spotted owl
currently include experimental lethal removals of barred owls from demographic study areas …