Goodreads Doesn't Have It, Data Migration: A Primer of Ecological Restoration
This is a pretty thorough and concise book. However, at the end it gets a bit repetitive and the managerial advice is pretty true of any project management scenario.
The best content was content about potential adverse applications of mutualism, topological issues in restoration, and corridor interconnectivity issues in increasing diversity and decreasing inbreeding depression in local species.
Content on invasive species was all correct but not particularly anything super new; again it's only a primer so very useful in that way.
Appreciate that they emphasized that restoration costs money, and that not monitoring with a strategy can make things more costly as can just dropping the project later. Making things better always costs money and that people don't want to invest but want restoration is clear incompetence.