Invasive plants are a threat to natural ecosystems worldwide, with urban wetlands being
some of the most susceptible and highly modified environments of all. The tiger snake …

The majority of Australian weeds are exotic plant species that were intentionally introduced
for a variety of horticultural and agricultural purposes. A border weed risk assessment …

Wetlands are particularly vulnerable to degradation in urban environments, partially due to
the introduction of non-native plants. Invasive weeds in wetlands can replace native plants …

There are almost 400 naturalized grass species in Australia and most terrestrial and many
freshwater ecosystems are subject to invasion by one or more species. Some species can …

Habitat complexity is an important factor structuring local faunal assemblages. Many
invasive plant species alter vegetation complexity because they are both functionally and …

Australia's vast tropical savannas contain outstanding biodiversity and cultural values. The
region supports many industries, with broad-scale pastoralism being the most widespread …

Responsible conservation decisions are made when managers consider the benefits
provided by an action in relation to the potential negative effects incurred. Some introduced …

Natural coastal wetlands of northern Australia are heavily influenced by tides, rainfall and
seasonal changes in stream flow. Anthropogenic tidal barriers have significantly altered …

Kakadu National Park currently has about 120+ species of invasive plants, representing
about 7.8% of the total flora. However, this is relatively low when compared with an average …

RESUMO GALVANI, Fabricio Macedo. Integridade Biótica de Fragmentos Florestais em
Matriz Urbana. 077 f. Monografia (Mestrado Profissional em Sustentabilidade na Gestão …