Purpose of review A rapidly changing climate is weakening the resilience of forest
ecosystems through vitality loss of major native tree species, which reduces the ability of …

The introduction of invasive species has become an increasing environmental problem in
freshwater ecosystems due to the high economic and ecological impacts it has generated …

Protected areas underpin global biodiversity conservation and sustainability agendas.
Biological invasions increasingly threaten the ecological functioning and long-term …

Non-native species monitoring faces global challenges due to resource disparities,
hindering effective implementation. Current strategies are fragmented and resource …

Invasion scientists need to focus on the population level, not the species level, if aiming to
unravel the complexities of invasion dynamics at meaningful spatial and temporal scales …

Accurate mapping of species distributions is essential for enhancing and improving
conservation efforts and decision-making regarding both native and non-native taxa …

Microplastic (MP) pollution and alien plant invasions are two important threats to terrestrial
ecosystems. Microplastics alter the physical and chemical characteristics of soil, potentially …

Anthropogenic interventions are threatening small freshwater ecosystems and biodiversity,
which continues to decline at an alarming rate. To address their biodiversity value, 210 small …

Invasive non-native species are a growing burden to economies worldwide. While
domesticated animals (ie livestock, beasts of burden or pets) have enabled our ways of life …

Non-native species can lead to severe impacts on invaded ecosystems, including the
decline of ecosystem function through deleterious impacts on species diversity. The …