“…A typical example of such a nonlinearity is given by f (x, s) := s(a(x) − s) with a ∈ C(Ω). Nonlocal dispersal equations of the form (1.1) are widely used to model dispersal phenomena which exhibit nonlocal internal interactions and have attracted much attention, see Bates and Zhao [2], Berestycki et al [4], Cao et al [7], Chasseigne et al [8], Cortázar et al [9], Coville [10,13], Coville et al [11], Fife [16], Hutson et al [18], Kao et al [19], Li et al [22][23][24][25], Shen and Xie [28], Shen and Zhang [30], Su et al [32], Sun et al [35,36], Wang and Lv [37], Yang et al [38] and Zhang et al [39][40][41]. From both mathematical and ecological points of view, nonlocal dispersal kernel functions can have a variety of forms.…”