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Stakeholder engagement integrates knowledge and perspectives and helps address conflicts of interest. 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Shackletonabc*, Tim Adriaensd, Giuseppe Brundue, Katharina Dehnen-Schmutzf, Rodrigo Estévezg, Jana Friedf, Brendon M. H. Larsonb, Shuang Liuh, Elizabete Marchantei, Hélia Marchanteij, Moleseng C. Moshobanek, Ana Novoaalm, Mark Reedn, David M. Richardsona\nAbstract\nInvasive alien species are a major driver of global environmental change and a range of management interventions are needed to manage their effects on biodiversity, ecosystem services, human well-being and local livelihoods. Stakeholder engagement is widely advocated to integrate diverse knowledge and perspectives in the management of invasive species and to deal with potential conflicts of interest. We reviewed the literature in the ISI Web of Science on stakeholder engagement (the process of involving stakeholders (actors) in decision making, management actions and knowledge creation) in invasion science to assess and understand what has been done (looking at approaches and methodologies used, stakeholders involved, and outcomes from engagement) and to make recommendations for future work.\nResearch on stakeholder engagement in invasion science has increased since the late 2000s, helping to improve scientific knowledge and contributing towards policy formulation and co-implementation of management. However, many challenges remain and engagement could be made more effective. For example, most studies engage only one stakeholder group passively using questionnaires, primarily for assessing local knowledge and perceptions. Although useful for management and policy planning, these stakeholders are not active participants and there is no two-way flow of knowledge. To make stakeholder involvement more useful, we encourage more integrative and collaborative engagement to (1) improve co-design, co-creation and co-implementation of research and management actions; (2) promote social learning and provide feedback to stakeholders; (3) enhance collaboration and partnerships beyond the natural sciences and academia (interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary collaboration); and (4) discuss some practical and policy suggestions for improving stakeholder engagement in invasion science research and management. This will help facilitate different stakeholders to work better together, allowing problems associated with biological invasions to be tackled more holistically and successfully.\nKey words: Biological invasions; collaboration; environmental management; human dimensions, global review; natural resource management; participation, social-ecological systems\n\u000f\nIntroduction\nEcosystems and human well-being are increasingly under threat from the inter-connected challenges of climate change, land degradation, pollution, invasive alien species and other drivers which are bringing us closer to exceeding the world’s planetary boundaries (Vitousek et al., 1997; Rockström et al., 2009; Steffen et al., 2015). Dynamic interactions between these drivers of change in social-ecological systems make environmental management and conservation issues extremely complex, not least because they require equal consideration of both ecological and social processes (Reed, 2008; Ostrom, 2009). This is particularly important in invasion science - the study of the causes and consequences of the introduction of organisms outside their native ranges by humans, some of which spread (become invasive) and promote impacts to humans and the environment (Richardson and Ricciardi, 2013; Jeschke et al., 2014). Invasion science exemplifies this complexity because tackling the challenge of invasive species depends as much upon the perceptions, attitudes and behaviour of stakeholders as it does on the ecology of how an invasive alien species spreads or causes impact (Bremner and Park, 2007; Larson, 2007; Wesselink and Paavola, 2011; Pyšek et al., 2012, Jeschke et al., 2014, Reed and Curzon, 2015; Woodford et al., 2016; Hui and Richardson 201","cbCaibuZyLcMDWR1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibuZyLcMDWR1","docx",1256455,35,"English","# Abstract\n# Introduction\n## Drivers of global environmental change and complexity in social-ecological systems\n## Stakeholder conflicts, knowledge gaps, ethics, and cooperation challenges\n## Role of stakeholder engagement in environmental decision-making and policy","[{\"question\":\"Why is stakeholder engagement important in invasive alien species management?\",\"answer\":\"It integrates diverse knowledge and perspectives, supports social learning, and helps address conflicts of interest among stakeholders.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the review analyze about stakeholder engagement in invasion science?\",\"answer\":\"It reviews the literature to assess what has been done by examining approaches and methodologies, which stakeholders are involved, and the outcomes of engagement.\"},{\"question\":\"What limitations of current engagement approaches does the document highlight?\",\"answer\":\"Many studies engage only one stakeholder group passively using questionnaires, which limits two-way knowledge flow and active participation.\"}]","Stakeholder engagement in the study and management of invasive alien species | DOCX",1788326477]