Global changes, like climate and land-cover changes and biological invasions, are driving major biodiversity declines. Protected areas (PAs) are key to...
Climate change and biological invasions are two major drivers of global biodiversity loss, altering community compositions and species distributions, with...
GloNAF (Global Naturalized Alien Flora) is a living database project about alien plant species and became a synonym for many related projects dealing with all kinds of scientific and policy relevant questions and studies about alien species (also other taxa) and related data.
Reversing the biodiversity crisis demands precise quantification of spatial patterns, temporal trends, and understanding of global change drivers. Monitoring...
This project investigates how 300 years of landscape change—particularly agricultural collectivization in the 20th century—have shaped grassland plant...
The considerably accelerated intentional and accidental translocation of organisms has led to ever-growing numbers of alien species. According to the most...
OneSTOP seeks to minimise the introduction, establishment and spread of terrestrial invasive alien species (IAS). It does so by integrating new detection...
In BioMonI, we aim to build a global long-term monitoring network tailored to the pressing needs of biodiversity conservation and monitoring on islands. We...
The world-wide human-mediated redistribution of taxa is a major consequence of globalization and has undergone rapid acceleration in the last decades....
ReSurveyEurope is an initiative within the European Vegetation Archive (EVA) that aims at mobilizing vegetation-plot data with repeated measurements over...
ASICS (ASsessing and mitigating the effects of climate change and biological Invasions on the spatial redistribution of biodiversity in Cold environmentS) is...
In AgriWeedClim we will compare agricultural weeds for their invasive potential under climate and land use change developing a management adaptation toolkit to aid stakeholders across all groups.
Update of the Checklist of Non-Native Vascular Plant Species of Austria. The first checklist of Austrian alien vascular plants was published in 2002...
In the AlienScenarios project, we will quantitatively elucidate the range of plausible future invasion trajectories, provide crucially needed data for pro-active alien species management and policy, and explore options for arriving at preferred futures through the adaptation of existing policies.
COST Action CA17122 is a research network funded by COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology). The Action will address multidisciplinary...