Skip to main content
  • Information
    Contact us Terms of Use Privacy Policy Credits © CBD Secretariat
  • About the Secretariat
    Staff Executive Secretary Museum of Nature and Culture Initiatives Secretariat Documents Employment Opportunities Doing Business with the CBD
English
Español
Français
Sign up for an account  |  Sign In
  • BIODIVERSITY CONVENTION
  • CARTAGENA PROTOCOL
  • NAGOYA PROTOCOL
  • COUNTRIES
  • PROGRAMMES
PREVIOUS
 
  • BIODIVERSITY CONVENTION
  • CARTAGENA PROTOCOL
  • NAGOYA PROTOCOL
  • COUNTRIES
  • PROGRAMMES

  • Information
    Contact us Terms of Use Privacy Policy Credits © CBD Secretariat
  • About the Secretariat
    Staff Executive Secretary Museum of Nature and Culture Initiatives Secretariat Documents Employment Opportunities Doing Business with the CBD

  • LANGUAGE
    English
    Español
    العربية
    Français
    Русский
    简体中文
  • LOGIN
Expertise

  • Invasive Alien Species
  • About Invasive Alien Species
    • What are Invasive Alien Species?
    • What's the Problem?
    • Why Does it Matter?
    • What Needs to be Done?
    • Discussion forum - to be open on 1 May 2019
  • Programme
    • Background
    • COP Decisions
  • Implementation
    • CBD Toolkit
    • Glossary of Terms
    • Databases
    • Experiences, Case Studies, and Assessments
    • Guidance and Tools
    • Partners
    • Inter-Agency Liason Group on Invasive Alien Species
    • National and Thematic Reports
    • GIASI Partnership
    • IAS Photo Gallery
    • Actions on IAS
  • Related Information
    • Meetings
    • Partnership of Islands
    • Documents
    • Expertise
    • Notifications
Invasive Alien Species // Expertise
Monday // 2.23.2009

Expertise

The following databases provide links to expertise related to invasive alien species:

  • IUCN Invasive Species Specialist Group
  • Experts Database of European Research Network on Aquatic Invasive Species
  • International Association for Great Lakes Research – Expert Directory (note: search by topic “Aquatic Nuisance Species”)
  • European Alien Species Expertise Registry
  • Global Invasive Species Programme Contacts Database
  • African Forest Pest Management Experts
  • Aquatic Nuisance Species Taskforce
  • USDA National Invasive Species Information Center Expertise Databases
  • Eurasian Watermilfoil Resource List
  • USDA Integrated Pest Management Expertise Database

Native to South America, the red fire ant has invaded Australia, New Zealand and the U.S. where it outcompetes native ant species. Fire ants are aggressive and their bites sting and may cause blisters.
Credit: R. J. Toft, Landcare Research NZ Ltd

FOLLOW US
YouTube Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram RSS
QUICK LINKS

Access and Benefit-Sharing Clearing-House Biosafety Clearing-House Clearing-House Mechanism Contributions Country Profiles Meetings and Events National Biodiversity Strategies and Action Plans (NBSAPs) National Focal Points National Reports News Headlines Notifications Parties Publications
TOPICS

Business, Women, Youth and other Stakeholders Climate Change Poverty Reduction Food Water Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
INFORMATION

Contact us Terms of Use Privacy Policy Credits © CBD Secretariat
A PART OF

INFORMATION
A PART OF

Contact us Terms of Use Privacy Policy Credits © CBD Secretariat
UNO BRAND UNEP