The ways we conceive biodiversity and nature determine how we investigate and manage it.
In the case of introduced invasive species, they have mostly been viewed with an ecological …

In the past few decades, natural scientists and natural resource managers have come to
recognize that environmental problems have causes and consequences that are both …

For decades the role of invasive species has been central to discussions of anthropogenic
loss and change. Conceptual debates over whether “native” and “invasive” species are …

North American beaver is the most iconic and studied invasive species of Tierra del Fuego.
The scientific literature has focused on highlighting the beaver negative impacts on the …

Abstract The North American beaver (Castor canadensis) is an invasive species in southern
Patagonia, introduced in 1946 as part of a program by the Argentine government to augment …

Quantifying the presence and environmental impact of invasive species is the starting point
for research on management and nature conservation. North American beavers (Castor …

Understanding the amount of impact and distribution of invasive species is important for both
basic ecological research and making management decisions. Because of their extensive …

Abstract The European Beaver came close to extinction in France at the beginning of the
twentieth century. It has since been reintroduced across the country but its gradual …

This article examines a technoscientific project for eradicating the North American beaver in
Tierra del Fuego (TDF), an austral region known as “The End of the World.” Introduced from …

The story of the Cornwall Beaver Project is presented as the foundation of a review of the
literature to consider the effects of beavers on geomorphological and hydrological …