Trade, Transport and Trouble¶
Hulme, P. E. (2009). Trade, Transport and Trouble: Managing Invasive Species Pathways in an Era of Globalization. Journal of Applied Ecology, 46(1), 10-18.
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Primes¶
- Invasive Species
- Audit the pathways, not just the newcomers — pathway-based intervention is the highest-leverage move (entry-point regulation, supply-chain hygiene, creation throttling, cultural due diligence).
This sourceEstablishes pathway-based intervention (auditing and interrupting introduction routes) as the highest-leverage move against invasions.
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Hulme calls pathway management the frontline of invasion prevention, but does not rank it highest-leverage or list entry-point, supply-chain, creation or cultural-diligence measures.
“the management of pathways represents the frontline in the prevention of biological invasions”
- Audit the pathways, not just the newcomers — pathway-based intervention is the highest-leverage move (entry-point regulation, supply-chain hygiene, creation throttling, cultural due diligence).
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