UAT SYSTEM

Global Strategy on Invasive Alien Species

Location
TONGA
Author(s)
McNeely, Jeffrey
Publisher
International Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN)
Publication Year:
2001
Publication Place
Switzerland
Physical Description:
50p,;29cm
Call Number
INV
Material Type
Strategy
Language
English
Record ID:
24
Legacy PEIN ID:
60536
General Notes
Global trade has enabled modern societies to benefit from the unprecedented movement and establishment of species around the world. Agriculture, forestry, fisheries, the pet trade, the horticultural industry, and many industrial consumers of raw materials today depend on species that are native to distant parts of the world.
ISBN:
2-8317-0609-2
Theme(s):
Problem definition, Prioritisation, Decision-making
Baseline and monitoring
Digital Copy
Location
TONGA
Author(s)
McNeely, Jeffrey
Publisher
International Union for Nature Conservation (IUCN)
Publication Year:
2001
Publication Place
Switzerland
Physical Description:
50p,;29cm
Call Number
INV
Material Type
Strategy
Language
English
Record ID:
24
Legacy PEIN ID:
60536
General Notes
Global trade has enabled modern societies to benefit from the unprecedented movement and establishment of species around the world. Agriculture, forestry, fisheries, the pet trade, the horticultural industry, and many industrial consumers of raw materials today depend on species that are native to distant parts of the world.
Record Created: 05-Dec-2002
Record Modified: 16-Feb-2022

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