Invasive species eradication standards

Invasive species management traditionally distinguishes states of eradication from suppression but an intermediary 'elimination' also exists. Whereas eradication is removal of both residents and reinvaders, elimination removes residents but non-breeding reinvaders remain. By contrast, suppression is only a reduction in the number of residents and does not distinguish reinvaders.

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Trends in Ecology & Evolution
Published
2025-09-22
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.tree.2025.09.002
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3
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Animal Ecology and Behavior Studies
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Invasive species eradication standards

James Charles Russell
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Trends in Ecology & Evolution
Animal Ecology and Behavior Studies
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Invasive species eradication standards

James Charles Russell
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Abstract

Invasive species management traditionally distinguishes states of eradication from suppression but an intermediary 'elimination' also exists. Whereas eradication is removal of both residents and reinvaders, elimination removes residents but non-breeding reinvaders remain. By contrast, suppression is only a reduction in the number of residents and does not distinguish reinvaders.

Trends in Ecology & EvolutionVol. 40(11)
University of Auckland (NZ), Auckland University of Technology (NZ)
Openalex Percentile: Top 5%
Animal Ecology and Behavior Studies
5.15
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