The congress will focus on IAS management research challenges at national, regional and international levels, on facilitating capacity building for IAS management among developing countries, and on removing barriers to accelerating regional and international trade.
The event will provide a platform for in-depth discussion on the results of research into X. fastidiosa and its vectors, in support of on-going efforts to control the European outbreaks.
The Italian conference on citizen science aims to explore the state of the art in this relatively new promising field, as well as future paths, in a genuine international context.
The aim of the workshop is to create a forum where people involved in research on ‘Invasive plants’, ‘Germination and early growth’ and ‘Weed mapping’ can come together and exchange results, experiences and information and establish collaboration based on new contacts and networks.
ICES-PICES-CIESM session: Bioinvasion trajectories and impacts in contrasting marine environments
The Invasive Alien Molluscs session aims to discuss the most important issues on the reasons and consequences of mollusc invasions in order to identify threats, main mechanisms of impact and find remedies.
The goal of the EMAPI 2017 is to promote the opportunity to share findings and experiences - research, management, and policy - with professionals from around the world.
The symposium will bring together invasion ecologists and macroecologists, working on many different taxonomic groups, to build a global synthesis of alien species distribution and richness.
Island flora and fauna are particularly vulnerable to invasive alien species (IAS), and many insular endemics have been driven to extinction by these invaders. On the other hand, islands may also offer the possibility of long-term refuge and security if alien species can be eradicated or effectively controlled.
