June 2024 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

This issue of Management of Biological Invasions includes 8 research articles encompassing early detection and management of invasive alien species, as well as new insights in invasion ecology.

June 2024 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

This issue of BioInvasions Records includes 20 rapid communications and research articles...

June 2024 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

This issue of Aquatic Invasions presents six articles on the presence and distribution of invasive species, showcasing diverse methods and findings.

March 2024 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

This issue includes 2 review paper and 8 research articles...

March 2024 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

This issue includes 25 rapid communications and research articles...

March 2024 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

This new issue of Aquatic Invasions includes eight research articles that report the presence and distribution of aquatic invasive species, showcasing diverse methods and findings.

Post-doctoral position within the Centre for Invasion Biology at Stellenbosch University, South Africa - A traits-based approach to assessing potential climate change responses of alien species in Table Mountain and Reunion Island National Parks

November 2023 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

This issue includes 1 viewpoint paper and 11 research articles...

November 2023 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

In the November issue of BioInvasions Records…

November 2023 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

The new issue of Aquatic Invasions includes seven research articles that report the presence and distribution of new invasive species

September 2023 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

This issue includes 12 articles and encompasses all phases of biological invasion management: prevention, eradication, and damage control.

September 2023 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

In the September 2023 issue of BioInvasions Records…

September 2023 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

In the recent issue of Aquatic Invasions...
The new issue of Aquatic Invasions includes seven research articles that report the presence and distribution of new invasive species.

Special Issue of Management of Biological Invasions - Call for papers

Advances in the study of the management of biological invasions in inland waters and the legacy of Gordon Howard Copp (1956−2023)

June 2023 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

This issue contains the proceedings of the 22nd International Conference on Aquatic Invasive species, held in Ostend, Belgium, in 2022, starting with an Editorial about the return of ICAIS to Europe after 15 years and the impact of the global pandemic on the conference.

June 2023 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

BIR summary – Volume 12, Issue 2 (June 2023)
In the June issue of Biodiversity Records…
A huge data paper with the unpublished records of marine alien, cryptogenic and neonative species for the Mediterranean and Black Sea.

June 2023 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

Aquatic Invasions summary - Volume 18, Issue 2 (2023)
In the recent issue of Aquatic Invasions...
There are 10 papers from the 22nd ICAIS conference in Oostende, Belgium which focused on the impacts of global climate change on aquatic invasive species.

INVASIVESNET signs with Pensoft to move its official journal: Aquatic Invasions to ARPHA Platform

Post-doctoral position in benthic macrofauna and biodiversity research – University of Cadiz (Spain)

Call for Grant Applications - ‘Improving Communication, Dissemination and fundraising on Biological Invasions’

In 2022, we provide all members of INVASIVESNET with the opportunity to apply for a small grant.

November 2021 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

September 2021 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

September 2021 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

June 2021 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

Many first records from all over the globe: the rhodophyte Scinaia cf. johnstoniae in Gwaii Haanas (Canada), the sponge Hymeniacidon perlevis in British Colombia (Canada), the northern brown shrimp Penaeus aztecus in Libyan waters, the invasive mussel Mytella strigata in Taiwan, the amphipod Dikerogammarus haemobaphes in the Neman River basin (Belarus), the marbled crayfish Procambarus virginalis in France and Belgium, the Australian redclaw crayfish Cherax quadricarinatus in the East Coast of Malaysia and Hong Kong, the Chinese sleeper Perccottus glenii in the Black Sea, the alien plant Sisymbrium irio in the Republic of Korea, and the Asian seed beetle Megabruchidius dorsalis in Croatia.

June 2021 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is online!

An eight year synthesis of our BioInvasions Records journal: patterns and trends in alien and cryptogenic species records.

June 2021 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

The June 2021 issue of Aquatic Invasions offers a fascinating combination of new species introductions recorded in widely separated regions and more theoretical assessments of their potential spread and effects.

Special ICAIS issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

This special issue of Aquatic Invasions presents papers from the 21st International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (see editorial) and related research.

Special ICAIS issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

This special issue of Management of Biological Invasions includes an editorial and twelve applied papers from the 21st International Conference on Aquatic Invasive Species (ICAIS) held in October 2019 in Montreal, Canada.

March 2021 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

In this issue...

Call for Grant Applications - ‘Improving Communication, Action and Open Data on Biological Invasions’

In 2021, we provide all members of INVASIVESNET with the opportunity to apply for a small grant.

Special MBI issue on detection and control of biological invasions in forests is now online!

This special issue of Management of Biological Invasions includes an editorial and eight papers from a symposium on “Detection and control of forest invasive alien species in a dynamic world”, held in September, 2019 in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

November 2020 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

Lots of plant news! The updated distribution of the invasive Acacia longifolia in South America.

November 2020 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

This issue presents studies on alien species from Asia, Europe, North and Central America!

September 2020 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

In this issue: Beware of the jellyfish! An introduced ctenophore (Mnemiopsis leidyi) in a lagoon system in southeast France

September 2020 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is online!

Fatal attraction! Using pheromone traps to control largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides) populations.

September 2020 issue of Aquatic Invasions is online!

This issue of Aquatic Invasions features research on aquatic invasions in Europe, Latin America, North America and Asia.

Bella Galil receives Honorary Membership of INVASIVESNET

The International Association for Open Knowledge on Invasive Alien Species, INVASIVESNET, is pleased to announce that Bella Galil is awarded Life Honorary Membership of the Association.

June 2020 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is online!

From horizon scanning to trapping and roadkill records – this issue provides practical guidance for local, regional and national authorities when planning invasive species management.

June 2020 issue of BioInvasions Records is online!

An amazing dataset comprising of 5376 unpublished Mediterranean records of marine alien and cryptogenic species is now free to download.

June 2020 issue of Aquatic Invasions is online!

This exciting issue of Aquatic Invasions reveals some secrets of successful invaders and studies the occurrence and impacts on native species in different aquatic environments.

Call for experts and stakeholders - best practices for humane management of vertebrate invasive alien species.

On behalf of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) we share this call for experts and stakeholders to participate in a EU-funded project on “Identification, assessment, sharing and dissemination of best practices for the humane management of invasive alien species”.

March 2020 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

The special issue includes papers that were presented at the 10th International Conference on Marine Bioinvasions held in Argentina in October 2018.

March 2020 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

This first 2020 issue presents a high variety of management options ranging from steam exposure and disinfectants to fish slams!

March 2020 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

Plenty of records from alien plants. A fungus is helping to control the invasive weed (Parthenium hysterophorus) in Pakistan (read also our press release).

November 2019 issue of Aquatic Invasions is online!

Two striking features of this issue are the diverse group of scientists and the wide range of invasions reported. The 14 papers have a total of 69 authors from 12 countries and 34 institutions!

November 2019 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

24 articles from 23 countries in 5 continents are presented in the fourth release of this year.

Special issue on Marine Invasive Species is now online!

This special issue of Management of Biological Invasions includes applied papers presented at the 2018 International Invasive Sea Squirt Conference held at Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA, May 2-4, 2018, and at the 10th International Conference on Marine Bioinvasions held in Puerto Madryn, Argentina, October 16–18, 2018.

One Earth Commentary paper: Measure and Reduce the Harm Caused by Biological Invasions

Invasions by alien species continue worldwide, causing tremendous harm to biodiversity and human wellbeing. Post-2020 discussions of the Convention on Biological Diversity must link targets to monitoring innovations and decision support for a maximally effective and global response.

September 2019 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

This issue presents research from sixteen countries in Europe, North, Central, and South America, Asia, and Africa!

September 2019 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

In this issue, many news from the terrestrial environment!

Special issue on Behaviour and Aquatic Invasions is now online!

Welcome to the Special Issue of Aquatic Invasions titled ‘Behaviour and Aquatic Invasions in the 21st Century: Progress, Trends and Future Research’.

June 2019 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

New knowledge to improve ballast water treatment: Rapid DNA proliferation methods can assist in measuring the effectiveness of UV ballast water treatment. A review on viruses in ballast water provides recommendations for quantifying viruses and developing new standards.

June 2019 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

No less then 30 articles reporting alien species from 22 countries in Europe, North, Central and South America, Asia and Africa are published in the second 2019 release of BIR!

June 2019 issue of Aquatic Invasions is now online!

Parasites are raising concerns: In the Aegean Sea (Greece) a parasite caused the collapse of the bivalve Pinna nobilis populations in the (read more in our press release). The invasive parasitic copepod Lernaea cyprinacea raises concern in Patagonia, Argentina; while substantially reduced parasite diversity on the invasive Australian Tilapia Oreochromis mossambicus may increase the ability of this species to become a serious fish pest.

March 2019 issue of Management of Biological Invasions is now online!

Articles of the first 2019 issue of MBI present innovative tools for decision-making and early detection, as well as research on impacts and global hotspots of notorious invaders.

March 2019 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

The first 2019 issue presents alien species reports from sixteen countries in Europe, North, Central, and South America, Asia, and Africa!

Fred Wells - new Editor-in-Chief of Aquatic Invasions

We are delighted to announce that Fred Wells, Adjunct Professor at Murdoch University and Curtin University in Perth, is the new Editor-in Chief of our open access journal Aquatic Invasions. He has officially started on 1 January 2019.

November 2018 issue of BioInvasions Records is now online!

Articles from 17 countries of Europe, North and South America, Asia and Africa are presented in
the final 2018 release.

An International Survey Marine bioinvasions 2050 - invitation to participate

We seek your help to addresss the urgent, timely need to understand the broad range of issues and challenges that may impact the magnitude, study, and management of marine bioinvasions over the next three decades. Through your collective voices, we will be able to identify the critical, priority issues at local, regional, national, and global scales.

Professor James Carlton first Honorary Member of INVASIVESNET

INVASIVESNET is pleased to announce Professor James Carlton as first Honorary Member of the Association. Prof. Carlton, Director Emeritus and Emeritus Professor at Williams College, was awarded the Life Honorary Membership on 4 September 2018 during the NEOBIOTA Conference in Dublin.

ICMB-X Conference Proceedings - call for papers

Special Issue of "Aquatic Invasions" focusing on Behaviour in Aquatic Invasions - call for expressions of interest

A PhD opportunity on invasive species at Queen’s Belfast - Invasive Species in an Artificial World