Fast is the key word when talking about managing these pests. A rapid response to an invasive species is vital to a habitat, as a slow response guarantees serious damage to any invaded region (Invasive Species, 2015). Eradication is the ultimate goal of managing these insects, but it can be taxing and costly (Invasive Species, 2015). According to researchers (2015), there are three techniques to manage and control invasive insects. Research from Fleming College (2015) suggests that biological, chemical and mechanical methods are the three best ways to manage and control invasive insects. To control these species, managers must use the technique and timing best suited to each specific insect (Invasive Species, 2015). The untimely use of one of these systems could prove to be completely ineffective and could even harm native species (invasive species,