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November 17, 2025ForestsOpen Access

Advancing Forest Pest Management: Integrative Insights from Prediction, Monitoring, and Control

Won Il Choi Jong-Kook Jung Young-Seuk Park Won Il Choi Jong-Kook Jung Young-Seuk Park

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The aim is to explore integrative approaches to managing forest pests affected by climate change and trade.
Analysis of invasive species impacts on forest health.
Integration of prediction models for pest management.
Development of monitoring strategies for forest ecosystems.
Assessment of control measures for invasive pests.
Invasive species pose significant threats to forest health.
Climate change exacerbates the spread of these species.
Improved monitoring and control measures are needed for effective management.

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This report highlights how monitoring invasive species impacts forest health under climate change, suggesting improved management strategies.

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Choi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/692509e8c0ce034ddc352731 https://doi.org/10.3390/f16111735

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