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Human-connected wild lands: How network analysis can inform invasive species management

2024-11-01

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Wild landscapes are critical strongholds for biodiversity, yet even in the remotest parts of the globe, increasing human use and development are leading to an influx of biodiversity threats including invasive species. Natural resource management agencies, and those that rely on public lands, need a better understanding of the long-distance dispersal pathways in which invasive species are introduced to remote locat...

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Literature Corpus work: d285b24e-f426-5126-9e33-96068691b6f2
DOI: 10.1016/j.biocon.2024.110797

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