Tampering With Eden	by Wendee Holtcamp Introduction and overview of series on non-native plants and animals
Rooting for Feral Pigs	by Simone Wilson Like meaty bulldozers, a single pig can destroy an acre in a few hours
Predator in our Back Yard	by Philip E. Daoust Humans are the ultimate exotic species, but they don't like natives that are bigger and stronger
Following the Crowd	by Simone Wilson The native cowbird has adapted to human development and now acts like an intrusive exotic species
Flotilla of Fleas	by Elaine Hopkins A tiny African water flea threatens the Mississippi and other rivers, and is moving towards the Great Lakes
Invasion of the Soda Apple	Florida's Everglades may be at risk from a Mexican plant, underscoring risks associated with global trade
Ferrets on the Lam	by Simone Wilson Why is California so frightened of a little animal that many see as a cute, loveable pet?
The Possum That Ate New Zealand	by Simone Wilson New Zealand has unique problems with introduced species and has found unique solutions
Doing Time, 9 to 5	by Steven Elbow Prison labor becomes big business for a growing number of American companies

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