The Conservation-Invasion Paradox - Rethinking Native and Alien Species in Conservation Management (Symposium)
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Programme
| Tuesday, July 7, 2026 |
| 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM |
| Room BE.0.18 |
Speakers and Presentation Titles
Dr. Jorgelina Franzese
Instituto de Investigaciones en Biodiversidad y Medioambiente, CONICT
From endangered native to introduced invader: context-dependent reproductive success of the conifer Juniperus communis
Dr. Mattia Iannella
University of L'Aquila
Beyond SDMs: post-modeling to inform conservation strategies and expand protected areas for the '30x30' goal
Dr. Vanessa Lozano
University of Sassari
Entomofauna associated with introduced Eucalyptus: Patterns from Mediterranean plantations and Sentinel Gardens
Dr. Ramiro R. Ripa
Justus Liebig University
(At least) 45 problems: the conservation-invasion paradox in plants
Dr. Arthur SANGUET
Biological Station Of Doñana
Opportunities of using OECMs for reaching conservation goals in a multi-objective planning exercise
Dr. Halil Mert Solak
Charles University
Colonizers vs Invaders: Comparative Trophic Niches of Three Waves of Rodent Arrivals in New Guinea
Dr. Lisa Tedeschi
University of Vienna
Threatened Mammals With Alien Populations: Distribution, Causes, and Conservation
