Posts from qaecologists- Study on technical information and conservation decisions – looking for participants May 17, 2013 Sana
- Wildlife Wednesday: Black-fronted tern May 14, 2013 Amy Whitehead
- Combining dataframes when the columns don’t match May 13, 2013 Amy Whitehead
- Malleefowl reporting back weekend, Ouyen May 12, 2013 cindyehauser
- Other wildlife braving the bridges May 10, 2013 ksoanesresearch
- Recent QAECO Posts
- What could be wrong with transparent conservation decision-making? May 18, 2013 qaecology
- Species on the move: things to consider when translocating species May 8, 2013 qaecology
- Recent Qaecologist blog posts (April 2013) May 3, 2013 qaecology
- Bridging the great divide: road crossings and their value for wildlife April 24, 2013 qaecology
- Principles of population viability analysis (PVA): a checklist of the basics April 21, 2013 qaecology
Tag Archives: Alien Species
Managing invasive aliens
In a recent newsletter article, qaecologist Jane Catford discusses some causes, impacts and ways to manage alien plant invasion in riparian ecosystems, with a particular focus on the River Murray. Published in the Inland Rivers Network News, you can find … Continue reading
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Tagged Alien Species, ecology, invasive species, Jane Catford, management, qaecology, The University of Melbourne
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Quantifying levels of biological invasion: towards the objective classification of invaded and invasible ecosystems
Biological invasions are a global phenomenon that threatens biodiversity, and few, if any, ecosystems are free from alien species. The relative “success” of invasion is influenced by inherent features of the species (invasiveness) and recipient ecosystems (invasibility), and factors associated … Continue reading
