Research Articles
The Green Invasion: How a Tiny Insect is Fighting Florida's Brazilian Peppertree
Discover how the Brazilian peppertree thrips is being used as a biological control agent to combat one of Florida's most aggressive invasive plant species.
The Weevil That Won the War: How a Tiny Insect Is Defeating an Invasive Plant
Discover how the tiny Mecinus janthiniformis weevil is successfully controlling the invasive Dalmatian toadflax plant through biological control methods.
The Purple Plague: Hawaii's Battle Against Miconia calvescens
Explore Hawaii's battle against Miconia calvescens, one of the world's worst invasive species threatening the islands' unique ecosystems and biodiversity.
Does Weeding the Woods Help or Harm? The Surprising Link Between Garlic Mustard Removal and Salamander Survival
Exploring the unintended consequences of invasive plant removal on Eastern red-backed salamanders and forest ecosystem health.
The Silent Conquest: Argentina's Tiny Invader Lands in Algeria
Emerging reports signal the arrival of Argentine ants in Algeria—a development with profound implications for North Africa's agriculture and biodiversity.