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Assessing invasion risks using EICAT-based expert elicitation: application to a conservation translocation

2024-08-01

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Conservation translocations are widely used to recover threatened species, but can pose risks to recipient ecosystems, particularly in the case of conservation introductions. Because of limited data and uncertainty, risk assessments for such projects often rely on extrapolated evidence and expert opinion, further complicating decision making. The Environmental Impact Classification for Alien Taxa (EICAT) serves to...

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92bd3220-31e3-522d-a652-17457166f9c8
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10.1007/s10530-024-03341-2
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