Nature out of place : biological invasions in the global age / Jason Van Driesche, Roy Van Driesche.

From endemic to generic: feral pigs and the destruction of Hawaii's native forests
Private worlds: the relationship between ecological isoloation and biodiversity
The great mixers: transportation technology and the spread of invasive species
Refuge for the mussels: biotic integrity and zebra mussel invasion in the Ohio River Basin
Rolling the ecological dice: invasiveness, invasibility, and the ecological consequences of invasion
Fading forests: invasive pests and forest destruction in eastern North America
Guilty until proven innocent: preventing nonnative species invasions
After all the sheep are gone: the recovery of Santa Cruz Island after 140 years of grazing
Holding the line: chemical and mechanical control of nonnative species invasions
Fighting the green wildfire: integrated management of leafy spurge on the Great Plains
The search for balance: using biological control to restore invaded natural areas
The gift of meaning: public involvement in ecological restoration in Madison, Wisconsin
Bringing it hoome: increasing public awareness of alien species impacts in Hawaii
Going local: personal actions for a native planet.