Chinese stripe-necked turtle recorded on Greek island of Lesvos for first time
A field observation recorded three adult Chinese stripe-necked turtles in an artificial pond on Lesvos, providing the first documented occurrence ...
Tag: invasive alien species
Research report: Developing lists of alien taxa in the Global South
The initiative, coordinated by researchers working in Africa, Latin America and beyond, responds directly to a finding of the Intergovernmental ...
Six Expert-Backed Practices Could Transform How the World Tracks Invasive Species
A consensus-driven study of 90 Italian experts has distilled six good practices, evaluated through a quantitative SWOT analysis, for improving ...
Pet Trade Puts Invasive Turtles in Every River: How China Could Close the Loop
A new study argues that regulating the pet trade through institutional reform, consumer guidance, and sales accountability is the key ...
A Small Italian Municipality Reveals 618 Plant Species After Centuries of Botanical Neglect
A seven-year field survey has documented 618 vascular plant species in the Calabrian municipality of Tarsia, including two new regional ...
New open-source workflow turns biodiversity data into alien species impact indicators
Invasive alien species are among the leading drivers of biodiversity loss worldwide, yet conservation managers have long lacked a standardised, ...
Invasive Plants Are Quietly Rewriting Georgia’s Legendary Colchis Lowland
A three-year field study in Georgia's Colchis lowland documents thirty widespread alien plant species and identifies six dangerous invaders with ...
From Watching to Acting: How Precision Science Could Reshape Ocean Governance Before It Is Too Late
A University of Malta-led editorial in Frontiers in Ocean Sustainability argues that precision science, ecosystem-specific law, and adaptive governance must ...
Climate and Land-Use Change Reshape Invasion Risk in Tanzania’s Lake Zone, Study Finds
A new study combining CMIP6 climate scenarios with land-use projections shows that climate-only models overestimate invasion risk for three major ...
Nutrient-Loving, Warmth-Seeking Plants Drive Riverbank Invasions in Eastern Poland
A study of two lowland rivers in eastern Poland shows that invasive alien plants are significantly more likely to be ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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