Management Strategies for Invasive Pests in Forested Areas

This exam assesses knowledge of management strategies for controlling invasive pests that threaten forested environments. Theoretical understanding of invasive species behaviors and ecological consequences is central.

Invasive pests challenge forest ecosystems globally, causing significant biodiversity loss and economic impacts. Mastery of these management strategies is essential for future forest health and resilience.

Candidates will demonstrate their ability to verbally analyze various management approaches, weigh their effectiveness, and consider ecological implications. Critical thinking regarding case studies will also be evaluated.

Participants should prepare to discuss both classic and innovative management techniques, drawing comparisons and implications of their use in diverse forested contexts.