Invasive Species in South Florida Coastal Ecosystems: An Example of Human Overpopulation, Unsustainable Environmental Quality, and Marginalized Resource Base -- The Genetics and Genomics of Lessepsian Bioinvasions: Marine Bioinvasions of the Mediterranean from the Red Sea via the Suez Canal -- Tidal Wetland Restoration of Jamaica Bay, New York: Preventing the Reoccurrence of Phragmites as Invasive Vegetation -- Threats to Sandy Shore Habitats in Sri Lanka from Invasive Vegetation -- Manila Bay Ecology and Invasive Species -- Non-Indigenous Species on the Polish Coast of the Baltic Sea: Dynamics, Impacts, and Case Studies -- Marine Invasions in Galicia, NW Spain: Impacts and Solutions -- Invasive Species on a Brazilian Estuarian System -- Only the Strictest Rules Apply: Investigating Regulations Compliance of Beaches to Minimize Invasive Dog Impacts on Threatened Shorebird Populations -- The Effect Group Size of Invasive Dogs Have on Coastal Wildlife Responses.-Bioinvasion and Threats to the Coast of West-Bengal, India -- Environmental Impacts of Alien Plant Species Undaria Pinnatifida in Patagonian Coasts -- Feeding Habits of Pterois Volitans: A Real Threat to Caribbean Coral Reef Biodiversity -- Outbreaks of Invasive Species in Coastal Areas in Egypt as a Result of Aquaculture Projects Developed Across the Suez Canal, Red Sea, and the Mediterranean -- Navigation Effects on the Transport of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) -- A Review of Marine Species Introduced along the French Channel-Atlantic Coasts: Main Biological Invasions and Impacts -- Niche Overlap between Native and Invasive Species: The Potential Effects of Introducing a Non-Indigenous Species on a Native Trophic Web -- Routes of Introduction and Spread of Marine Invasive Species on the West Coast of the South Atlantic -- Mechanical Approaches to Prevent Invasive Species Recruitment and Transport on Ship Hulls -- Tropical Wetland Invasion by African Forage Species: Functional Differences as Strategies for the Control and Eradication.This book focuses on the global threats to coastal environments from invasive, non-native species and examines how these alien biological species adversely alter landscapes and socioeconomic conditions as well as the psychological attitudes and perceptions of local inhabitants and tourists. Designed for the professional or specialist in marine science, coastal zone management, biology, and related disciplines, this volume appeals to those not only working directly with invasive flora and fauna species, but also those individuals involved in a wide array of coastal related fields. Examples and case studies of coastal invasive species are drawn from many different geographic areas worldwide, including North and South America, Europe, Oceania, the Caribbean, Southeast Asia, and Africa.