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Visit the
Invasive Alien Species
module for coherent implementation of biodiversity related conventions on Tematea's website
Uninvited company
Alien species that become invasive are considered to be a main direct driver of biodiversity loss across the globe. In addition, alien species have been estimated to cost our economies hundreds of billions of dollars each year.
This portal is designed as a gateway to information relating to invasive alien species. Visitors are also recommended to refer to the website of the Global Invasive Species Programme (GISP), which has been designated as an international thematic focal point for invasive alien species under the clearing-house mechanism of the Convention.
What's new
29 November 2011
Draft document "Considerations for Implementing International Standards and Codes of Conduct in National Invasive Alien Species Strategies and Plans". Comments on this draft are appreciated. Send comments to secretariat@cbd.int.
8 November 2011
Communiqué: CBD Secretariat and IUCN sign supplementary agreement for the implementation of the Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 regarding invasive species
17 October 2011
ID Source – “your gateway to pest identification” – is now available to the public for searching for identification-themed websites that contain fact sheets, image galleries, keys, map collections, screening aids.
Notifications
3 November 2011
REMINDER: African Sub-Regional Workshop to Strengthen Capacity for the CBD Programmes of Work relevant to Invasive Alien Species 6-9 December 2011 - Nairobi, Kenya
11 October 2011
African Sub-Regional Workshop to Strengthen Capacity for the CBD Programmes of Work relevant to Invasive Alien Species
12 September 2011
DATE CHANGE AND REMINDER for the Regional Workshop for Group of Latin American Countries of the CBD Programme of Invasive Alien Species and Taxonomy
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