We provide an updated list of invasive animals, plants and algae in Brazil that is fully integrated and based on the same criteria and lexicon to define invasive species across all plant and animal taxa and habitats for Brazil.
In this study, we characterized the population structure of the hybrid invasive tree *Salix × rubens*, determined the stage of the invasion process, and identified relevant factors for the establishment of regenerating plants in a subtropical riparian system.
We present in this paper the assessment of the effectiveness of using drones to detect invasive pines in a protected area in a coastal ecosystem of southern Brazil.
Despite the higher individual cost, isolated pine trees must be controlled first to avoid higher future costs from abundant seed spread.
There are 367 invasive alien species in the 35 Brazilian ecoregions, 59% of which are present in protected areas.
We concluded that S. × rubens is invading riparian ecosystems and thus must be acknowledged as an invasive species in Brazil.
We present in this paper the assessment of the effectiveness of a volunteer program for the control of invasive pines in a protected area (PA) in a coastal zone of southern Brazil.