Management of nonindigenous species is a crucial aspect of maintaining native biodiversity
and normal ecosystem functions. We attempt to guide researchers in develo** projects …

Although habitat loss, fragmentation, and invasive species collectively pose the greatest
threats to biodiversity, little theoretical or empirical research has addressed the effects of …

Aim To demonstrate that multi‐modelling methods have effectively been used to combine
static species distribution models (SDM), predicting the geographical pattern of suitable …

Dispersal is universally considered important for biodiversity conservation. However, the
significance of long‐as opposed to short‐distance dispersal is insufficiently recognized in …

This paper explores the conceptual common ground between visual and ecological
landscape indicators. Indicators can be used to summarise complex information about …

Modeling and rendering of natural scenes with thousands of plants poses a number of
problems. The terrain must be modeled and plants must be distributed throughout it in a …

Biological invasions are characterized by remarkable spatio-temporal dynamics, with many
species having extended their distribution range from within a single region to much of the …

ABSTRACT A prime aim of invasion biology is to predict which species will become
invasive, but retrospective analyses have so far failed to develop robust generalizations …

Aims In this paper, we highlighted some key progresses in mangrove conservation,
restoration and research in China during last two decades. Methods Based on intensive …

Propagule pressure is intuitively a key factor in biological invasions: increased availability of
propagules increases the chances of establishment, persistence, naturalization, and …