Encounters with aliens Invasive species - they're here!

Roy, Helen. 2010 Encounters with aliens Invasive species - they're here! Catalyst, 20 (3). 20-22.

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Abstract/Summary

Over the last century there has been a dramatic increase in the movement of so called alien species around the world as a consequence of international trade and travel. Invasive alien species, alongside climate change and habitat destruction, are considered to be one of the main drivers of biodiversity loss. Helen Roy asks: what are alien species and what threats do they pose?

Item Type:	Article
Programmes:	CEH Topics & Objectives 2009 onwards > Biodiversity > BD Topic 1 - Observations, Patterns, and Predictions for Biodiversity > BD - 1.1 - Standards for data collection, quality, management and integration ... CEH Topics & Objectives 2009 onwards > Biodiversity > BD Topic 1 - Observations, Patterns, and Predictions for Biodiversity > BD - 1.2 - Data collection systems to record and assess changes ... CEH Topics & Objectives 2009 onwards > Biodiversity > BD Topic 1 - Observations, Patterns, and Predictions for Biodiversity > BD - 1.4 - Quantify and model interactions to determine impacts ... CEH Topics & Objectives 2009 onwards > Biodiversity > BD Topic 1 - Observations, Patterns, and Predictions for Biodiversity > BD - 1.3 - Long-term/large-scale monitoring and experiments ... CEH Topics & Objectives 2009 onwards > Biodiversity > BD Topic 2 - Ecological Processes in the Environment > BD - 2.2 - Quantify the impact of invasive species, pathogens ...
CEH Sections:	Pywell
Additional Information:	Full text can be accessed via the OFFICIAL URL link
Additional Keywords:	biodiversity, invasive species, alien species, ladybirds, survey
NORA Subject Terms:	Ecology and Environment
Related URLs:	Publisher
Date made live:	05 Jul 2010 11:44
URI:	http://nora.nerc.ac.uk/id/eprint/9960

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