The Cyprus Database of Alien Species (CyDAS).
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| author | Demetriou, Jakovos Martinou, Angeliki F Bowler, Diana Peyton, Jodey Pescott, Oliver L Michailidis, Nikolas Mountford, Owen Onete, Marilena Stoumboudi, Maria Rathod, Biren van Breda, John Roy, Helen E Zenetos, Argyro |
| author_facet | Demetriou, Jakovos Martinou, Angeliki F Bowler, Diana Peyton, Jodey Pescott, Oliver L Michailidis, Nikolas Mountford, Owen Onete, Marilena Stoumboudi, Maria Rathod, Biren van Breda, John Roy, Helen E Zenetos, Argyro Demetriou, Jakovos Martinou, Angeliki F Bowler, Diana Peyton, Jodey Pescott, Oliver L Michailidis, Nikolas Mountford, Owen Onete, Marilena Stoumboudi, Maria Rathod, Biren van Breda, John Roy, Helen E Zenetos, Argyro |
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| contents | The Cyprus Database of Alien Species (CyDAS). Demetriou, Jakovos Martinou, Angeliki F Bowler, Diana Peyton, Jodey Pescott, Oliver L Michailidis, Nikolas Mountford, Owen Onete, Marilena Stoumboudi, Maria Rathod, Biren van Breda, John Roy, Helen E Zenetos, Argyro Cyprus Introduced Species Databases, Factual Biodiversity Animals Invasive alien species (IAS) are a direct driver of global biodiversity loss, and can also affect societies, economies and human health. Maintaining up-to-date alien species inventories is important for informing policy and management decisions. Here we present the Cyprus Database of Alien Species (CyDAS), an openly accessible, online dataset providing informational resources on alien species on the island of Cyprus. The dataset (up to end of December 2023) includes information on 1,293 terrestrial, freshwater and marine introduced taxa, with species profiles being constantly updated to keep track of new arrivals. The CyDAS aims to catalogue and supplement our knowledge on the alien species of Cyprus; to help develop and enhance early warning and rapid response systems; to raise public awareness of the risks posed by the IAS subset; to strengthen and enhance engagement and public participation in surveys in the field of biological invasions; and to inform IAS policy. CyDAS is a free, online database and we would like to encourage other researchers and decision-makers to provide information on IAS. |
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| spellingShingle | The Cyprus Database of Alien Species (CyDAS). Demetriou, Jakovos Martinou, Angeliki F Bowler, Diana Peyton, Jodey Pescott, Oliver L Michailidis, Nikolas Mountford, Owen Onete, Marilena Stoumboudi, Maria Rathod, Biren van Breda, John Roy, Helen E Zenetos, Argyro Cyprus Introduced Species Databases, Factual Biodiversity Animals The Cyprus Database of Alien Species (CyDAS). Demetriou, Jakovos Martinou, Angeliki F Bowler, Diana Peyton, Jodey Pescott, Oliver L Michailidis, Nikolas Mountford, Owen Onete, Marilena Stoumboudi, Maria Rathod, Biren van Breda, John Roy, Helen E Zenetos, Argyro Cyprus Introduced Species Databases, Factual Biodiversity Animals Invasive alien species (IAS) are a direct driver of global biodiversity loss, and can also affect societies, economies and human health. Maintaining up-to-date alien species inventories is important for informing policy and management decisions. Here we present the Cyprus Database of Alien Species (CyDAS), an openly accessible, online dataset providing informational resources on alien species on the island of Cyprus. The dataset (up to end of December 2023) includes information on 1,293 terrestrial, freshwater and marine introduced taxa, with species profiles being constantly updated to keep track of new arrivals. The CyDAS aims to catalogue and supplement our knowledge on the alien species of Cyprus; to help develop and enhance early warning and rapid response systems; to raise public awareness of the risks posed by the IAS subset; to strengthen and enhance engagement and public participation in surveys in the field of biological invasions; and to inform IAS policy. CyDAS is a free, online database and we would like to encourage other researchers and decision-makers to provide information on IAS. |
| title | The Cyprus Database of Alien Species (CyDAS). |
| topic | Cyprus Introduced Species Databases, Factual Biodiversity Animals |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41315389/ |