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Rapid Response
When invasive alien species circumvent prevention measures and
enter Canada, it is essential to respond rapidly before – or
immediately after - they become established and spread. Integrated
rapid response networks are required, and contingency plans and
emergency funds for quarantine and eradication measures are
essential to eradicate, contain, or control invasives immediately upon
entry. This necessitates the development of an integrated economic,
environmental, and human health risk analysis to determine
appropriate options for rapid response. It is critical that emergency
response be exempt from lengthy approval processes.
Management – Containment, Control, Eradication
Invasive species impacting aquatic, animal, and plant health should
be prioritized for targeted management activities, research, and
innovation to minimize their long-term costs. Risk analysis, benefit-
cost analysis, and other tools can be used to identify and prioritise
the most appropriate and cost-effective mitigation measures to be
undertaken. Eradication, containment, and control measures of
agreed-upon priority invasive species can involve physical, chemical,
biological or integrated strategies. Scientific research on eradication,
containment, and control methods and technologies for priority
invasive alien species is also important.