IPBES thematic assessment of invasive alien species and their control chapter 2 “Trends and Status” uses this database for generating figures and tables of this chapter. The database contains information about the records of alien species in a country or sub-national units such as islands or states and provinces including information about their status (i.e., invasive, established) and the year of their first recording. The database has been built using seven published and freely available global databases of alien species occurrences. These databases have been standardised and integrated using a published workflow implemented in the statistical computer language R
The table synthesizes the most important knowledge and data gaps identified and collated through the...
Section 3.4.1 reviews the role of natural hazards as drivers in facilitating the transport of specie...
Section 3.4.6 assesses the interaction between urbanisation and pollution as a driver for the introd...
This folder contains the figures included in chapter 2 of the IPBES thematic assessment of invasive ...
A systematic literature review was conducted as part of the Chapter 1 of IPBES thematic assessment o...
This folder contains the figures included in chapter 2 of the IPBES thematic assessment of invasive ...
This figure presents a timeline of key strategic events and advances in the understanding of biologi...
Box 3.9 reviews the invasion risks posed by assisted colonization – the deliberate introduction of s...
This data management report explains the development procedure of Figure 4.5 which shows number of e...
This is a database described in the data management report for chapter 4 of IPBES thematic assessmen...
This is a data management report for chapter 4 of IPBES thematic assessment on invasive alien specie...
- Systematic literature review has been conducted by authors to analyse scenarios and models aspect ...
Section 3.2.5.1 assesses the role of international institutions and organizations as drivers of biol...
Section 3.3.4.7 reviews the invasion risks posed by assisted colonization – the deliberate introduct...
Section 3.2.5 assesses the role of international institutions and organizations as drivers of biolog...
The table synthesizes the most important knowledge and data gaps identified and collated through the...
Section 3.4.1 reviews the role of natural hazards as drivers in facilitating the transport of specie...
Section 3.4.6 assesses the interaction between urbanisation and pollution as a driver for the introd...
This folder contains the figures included in chapter 2 of the IPBES thematic assessment of invasive ...
A systematic literature review was conducted as part of the Chapter 1 of IPBES thematic assessment o...
This folder contains the figures included in chapter 2 of the IPBES thematic assessment of invasive ...
This figure presents a timeline of key strategic events and advances in the understanding of biologi...
Box 3.9 reviews the invasion risks posed by assisted colonization – the deliberate introduction of s...
This data management report explains the development procedure of Figure 4.5 which shows number of e...
This is a database described in the data management report for chapter 4 of IPBES thematic assessmen...
This is a data management report for chapter 4 of IPBES thematic assessment on invasive alien specie...
- Systematic literature review has been conducted by authors to analyse scenarios and models aspect ...
Section 3.2.5.1 assesses the role of international institutions and organizations as drivers of biol...
Section 3.3.4.7 reviews the invasion risks posed by assisted colonization – the deliberate introduct...
Section 3.2.5 assesses the role of international institutions and organizations as drivers of biolog...
The table synthesizes the most important knowledge and data gaps identified and collated through the...
Section 3.4.1 reviews the role of natural hazards as drivers in facilitating the transport of specie...
Section 3.4.6 assesses the interaction between urbanisation and pollution as a driver for the introd...