@booklet {7764, title = {Regional Invasive Species \& Climate Change Management Challenge: Taking Action by Managing Invasive Species in the Context of Climate Change}, year = {2020}, abstract = {

Climate change is likely to alter the timing and effect of invasive species management, as well as the suite of species we are managing. Despite concern about the effects of climate change, lack of information about how and when to take action is a barrier to climate-smart invasive species management. Here, we outline strategies for incorporating climate change into management along with examples of tools that can inform proactive decision-making.

}, doi = {10.7275/k8q5-4f71}, url = {https://scholarworks.umass.edu/eco_ed_materials/6/}, author = {Beaury, Evelyn and Barker-Plotkin, Audrey and Brown-Lima, Carrie and Fusco, Emily and Griffin, Bridget and Joubran, Sydni and Laghinas, Brittany and MacLean, Meghan Graham and Morelli, Toni Lyn and Munro, Lara and Nelson, Michael and Talbot, Sam and Bradley, Bethany} } @booklet {7746, title = {Double Trouble: Understanding Risks from Invasive Species + Climate Change}, year = {2019}, abstract = {

Individually, invasive species and climate change are major threats to global ecosystems. Together they create new challenges for effective management. Before we can design management strategies to respond to this double trouble, we need to understand how these two forms of global change interact.

}, doi = {10.7275/mrf6-p616}, author = {Bradley, Bethany and Beaury, Evelyn and Fusco, Emily and Griffin, Bridget and Laginhas, Brittany and Morelli, Toni Lyn} }