Perspectives in Biosecurity is a multi-disciplinary electronic journal of research papers and other outputs covering all aspects of the field of biosecurity including, but not restricted to invasion biology and ecology, invasive species identification/diagnostics, management and eradication/control, new invasive species records, modelling, biosecurity law and policy, relationships between human society and invasive species. This journal has been developed from the paper series of the same name published by ePress since 2015.

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Implications for selected indigenous fauna of Tiritiri Matangi of the establishment of Austropuccinia psidii (G. Winter) Beenken (myrtle rust) in northern New Zealand
Mel Galbraith and Mark Large

Alien Nation: Art serving science and science serving art
Hamish Foote, Dan Blanchon, Nick Waipara and Glenn Aguilar

Perspectives in Biosecurity | 2015/16 | Volume 1

Perspectives in Biosecurity volume 1 comprises the five papers published under the original ePress Perspectives in Biosecurity series (2015-6):

The Nephrolepis Boston fern complex (including Nephrolepis exaltata [L.] Schott), Nephrolepidaceae, naturalised in New Zealand
Mark Large and Lizzy Farrington

Perceptions and impacts: An observational pilot study of the effects of Argentine ants on honey bees in New Zealand
Graham Jones, Sarah-Jayne Fenwick, Urvasha Lallu and Diane Fraser

Focus and performance in managing post-border security in New Zealand
Jack Craw

Queensland fruit fly invasion of New Zealand: Predicting area suitability under future climate change scenarios
Glenn Aguilar, Dan Blanchon, Hamish Foote, Christina Pollonais and Asia Mosee,

Biology is not alone: The interdisciplinary nature of biosecurity
Mel Galbraith and Dan Blanchon