Effective and efficient management of invasive species is critical to the health and well-being of British Columbians, the environment, and the economy. [...] The strategy addresses three key challenges for invasive species management in British Columbia: 1. Numerous invasion pathways and vectors of spread: Ample opportunities exist for invasive species to enter and move within British Columbia through a variety of natural and human-caused pathways of introduction and vectors of spread. [...] Implementation of all the solutions will provide the most effective results: 1. Establish and Enforce Effective Regulatory Tools: Complete an analysis of existing legislation, regulations, and policies, and identify gaps and opportunities for integrating and updating invasive species legislation to ensure it is current, effective, and enforceable. [...] British Columbia’s healthy landscapes and ecosystems are not only important to native flora and fauna, but to the health and well-being of British Columbians and the economy. [...] Employment would include and control, and to develop a inventory, control treatments, monitoring activities, and ecosystem restoration; common vision for invasive capital projects, such as equipping boat launches and trailheads with outreach species management in material and washing stations; and professional and technical positions in regulation, British Columbia.