Invasion rate

Transient Population Dynamics Drive the Spread of Invasive Wild Pigs and Reveal Impacts of Management in North America

Invasion of nonindigenous species is considered one of the most urgent problems affecting native ecosystems and agricultural systems. Mechanistic models that account for short-term population dynamics can improve prediction because they incorporate …

Accounting for heterogeneous invasion rates reveals management impacts on the spatial expansion of an invasive species

Success of large-scale control programs for established invasive species is challenging to evaluate because of spatial variability in expansion rates, management techniques, and the strength of management intensity. For a well-established invasive …