“…Pest risk models and maps are key tools for assessing the risk posed by such threats as they enable quantification and visualization of the invasion and damage potential of non-native pests ( 20 ). They may incorporate transport pathways, known or presumed responses to one or more environmental drivers and/or the dispersal capacity of invasive species to predict their seasonal activity (phenology) and population dynamics or to predict the likelihood of pest introduction, establishment, and spread ( 21 , 22 ). A wide range of modeling methods are available, such as correlative (e.g., ecological niche models), semi-mechanistic (e.g., CLIMEX), and process-based approaches (e.g., insect phenology models) ( 20 , 22 , 23 ).…”