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A nalysis of NOBANIS national black/grey lists

A nalysis of NOBANIS national black/grey lists. Wojciech Solarz I OP PAN Kraków solarz@iop.krakow.pl. Developing an early warning system for invasive alien species (IAS) based on the NOBANIS database. Different approaches in NOBANIS countries.

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A nalysis of NOBANIS national black/grey lists

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  1. Analysis of NOBANIS national black/grey lists Wojciech Solarz IOP PAN Kraków solarz@iop.krakow.pl Developing an early warning system for invasive alien species (IAS) based on the NOBANIS database

  2. Differentapproachesin NOBANIS countries No lists(black orcounterparts) insomecountries Existinglistsareindifferentstage of development (fromvery first drafts to comprehensiveinventorieswaiting to be updated Differentnames for existinglistsindifferentcountries Black listsmay not be legallybinding Speciesinlistsotherthanblackmay be regulated(at least most invasiveones) From 7 to 2482 speciesindifferentcountries

  3. Differentapproachesin NOBANIS countries

  4. Types of listsin NOBANIS countries A total of 475 black/grey/alert listedspecies (only 92 IAS wereselected out of 2,482 alienspeciesinNorwegian list) A total of 818 black/grey/alert list records (species X in country Y)

  5. N of speciesinalltypes of lists

  6. N of speciesinblacklists

  7. N of speciesingreylists

  8. Groups of organismsinalltypes of lists

  9. Groups of organismsinblacklists

  10. Groups of organismsingreylists

  11. (Un?)Commonapproach to species – alltypes of lists

  12. (Un?)Commonapproach to species – blacklists

  13. The most unwanted

  14. NOBANIS vsotherinitiatives

  15. NOBANIS vsotherinitiatives Analysis(in 2007) of EPPO, EEA/SEBI, NOBANIS (factsheets), DAISIE, Reg. 338/97 a total of 517 speciesintheMetalist (vs. 475 in NOBANIS black etc. lists) 126 speciesincommon 349 speciesonlyin NOBANIS blacklists 381 speciesonlyintheMetalist

  16. Summarizing Would be interesting to includeother NOBANIS and non-NOBANIS countries Draftingmissingfactsheets for the most unwanted Usinginfo on the most unwanted to complete data on speciesinvasiveness Sharingtheseresultswithcountries developing and planning to developtheirliststheir 10q for yourcooperationwiththe data and for yourattention

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