Alien Species and Insect Conservation

 1.  The significance of alien species to insect conservation1.1 Introduction: alien species in insect conservation1.2 Semantics and understanding1.3 References2. The diversity and impacts of alien species2.1 Introduction: the diversity of alien species2.2 Alien species in invaded ecosystems2.3 References3.  The stages of invasion3.1 Introduction: becoming an invasive alien species3.2 The invasion sequence3.3 References4.  The ecological and evolutionary consequences of alien invasive species4.1 Introduction: new associations and new impacts4.2 Novel trophic associations4.3 Wider ecological impacts4.4 Ecological traps4.5 Ecological specialisation4.6 Functional equivalence4.7 Clarifying and defining impacts4.8 References5.  Alien plants and insect conservation5.1 Introduction5.2 Environmental weeds5.3 Alien plants as hosts for native insect herbivores5.4 Enemy release5.5 Host plant shifts5.6 References6.  Alien insects and insect conservation6.1 Introduction6.2 Generalist predators6.3 Classical biological control6.4 Neoclassical biological control6.5 New association biological control6.6 Conservation biological control6.7 Some major taxonomic focal groups 6.8 References7.  Other alien invertebrates7.1 Introduction: an overview7.2 References8.  Alien vertebrates and insect conservation8.1 Introduction: an overview8.2 References9.  Countering impacts of alien species9.1 Introduction: assessing management need  9.2 Eradication9.3 References10. Invasions and insect conservation 10.1 Introduction: insects in the Anthropocene 10.2 Climate change10.3 Moving insects deliberately10.4 Information10.5 Concluding comment10.6 References