Biological Invasions and Global Insect Decline offers the most comprehensive and updated knowledge on how invasive alien species impact insect diversity worldwide, as well as management insights that can help mitigate this impact and promote insect conservation. Written and edited by international experts on invasion science and insect conservation, this book explores the role of global change and the introduction of invasive species in global insect decline, it discusses how the introduction of all kinds of organisms, from bacteria and plants to vertebrates, affects the current decline in insect diversity. The latter portion of this book delves into existent and future monitoring and management programs, including citizen science and restoration ecology, as socio-ecological solutions to combat this threat. Biological Invasions and Global Insect Decline is a valuable resource for entomologists, invasion scientists, and researchers and students in biodiversity conservation, as well as practitioners and stakeholders concerned about invasive alien species and the insect decline syndrome. Key Features Offers a concise vision of one of the main causes of insect extinctions in the Anthropocene, Discusses community ecology, citizen science, insect conservation, species interactions, restoration ecology, Led by a team of editors whose expertise includes invasion science, insect species diversity, and species conservation