Integrative adaptive management to address interactions between biological invasions and protected area connectivity: a Canadian perspective
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The threat of invasive species in protected areas
Confounding factors for protected area network planning
Anthropogenic contexts for protected area connectivity
Variation in edge effects across protected areas and corridor linkages
An integrative adaptive management framework addressing interactions between biological invasions and protected area connectivity
Assessing ecological conditions
Inter-organizational planning
Risk assessment and management prioritization
Scheduling and budgeting considerations
Partnerships and outreach
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