Frontiers in Environmental Science,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
11
Опубликована: Янв. 5, 2024
In
sight
of
a
growing
urban
population
and
intensified
extreme
weather
events,
cities
must
integrate
in
their
planning
elements
to
both
reduce
impact
(i.e.,
air
water
pollution,
degradation
habitats,
loss
biodiversity)
increase
resilience
climate
change.
contrast
engineering
solutions,
which
normally
not
only
fail
adequately
address
these
issues
but
often
also
exacerbate
them,
Nature-based
Solutions
are
an
efficient
strategy
can
help
become
more
sustainable.
Aqua-Nature-based
(aNBS)
tackle
water-related
hazards
by
enhancing
regulation
mitigating
flood
drought
impacts.
However,
under
warming
climate,
aNBS
expected
dry-out,
changing
biodiversity
the
ecosystem
services
they
support.
The
aim
this
study
is
compare
temporarily
permanently
wet
waterbodies
function
as
aNBS.
We
selected
two
pond
complexes
with
different
hydroperiod
duration,
amplitude
frequency
inundation)
studied
riparian
vegetation
aquatic
macroinvertebrate
biodiversity.
Multimetric
Macroinvertebrate
Index
Flanders
was
used
determine
assess
quality
ponds.
Using
stable
isotopes
piezometers,
hydrological
dynamics
were
order
identify
regulating
ponds
deliver.
results
showed
that
have
high
plant
biodiversity,
particularly
temporary
Water
ranged
from
moderate
poor
tended
be
greater
permanent
Plant
alien
species
found
Regarding
services,
enhanced
infiltration
groundwater
recharge,
providing
flooding
drought.
Our
findings
corroborate
previous
studies
on
need
diversifying
ponds’
support
Thus,
integrating
well-designed
into
might
way
make
resilient
climate-related
while
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
819, С. 153404 - 153404
Опубликована: Фев. 8, 2022
The
global
increase
in
biological
invasions
is
placing
growing
pressure
on
the
management
of
ecological
and
economic
systems.
However,
effectiveness
current
expenditure
difficult
to
assess
due
a
lack
standardised
measurement
across
spatial,
taxonomic
temporal
scales.
Furthermore,
there
no
quantification
spending
difference
between
pre-invasion
(e.g.
prevention)
post-invasion
control)
stages,
although
preventative
measures
are
considered
be
most
cost-effective.
Here,
we
use
comprehensive
database
invasive
alien
species
costs
(InvaCost)
synthesise
model
invasions,
order
provide
better
understanding
stage
at
which
these
expenditures
occur.
Since
1960,
reported
have
totalled
least
US$95.3
billion
(in
2017
values),
considering
only
highly
reliable
actually
observed
-
12-times
less
than
damage
from
($1130.6
billion).
Pre-invasion
($2.8
billion)
was
over
25-times
lower
($72.7
Management
were
heavily
geographically
skewed
towards
North
America
(54%)
Oceania
(30%).
largest
shares
directed
invertebrates
terrestrial
environments.
Spending
has
grown
by
two
orders
magnitude
since
reaching
an
estimated
$4.2
per
year
globally
values)
2010s,
but
remains
1-2
damages.
National
increased
with
incurred
costs,
actions
delayed
average
11
years
following
reporting.
These
delays
level
caused
additional
invasion
cost
approximately
$1.2
trillion,
compared
scenarios
immediate
management.
Our
results
indicate
insufficient
particularly
urge
investment
prevent
future
control
established
species.
Recommendations
improve
comprehensiveness,
resolution
terminology
also
made.
Biological reviews/Biological reviews of the Cambridge Philosophical Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
99(4), С. 1357 - 1390
Опубликована: Март 18, 2024
ABSTRACT
Standardised
terminology
in
science
is
important
for
clarity
of
interpretation
and
communication.
In
invasion
–
a
dynamic
rapidly
evolving
discipline
the
proliferation
technical
has
lacked
standardised
framework
its
development.
The
result
convoluted
inconsistent
usage
terminology,
with
various
discrepancies
descriptions
damage
interventions.
A
therefore
needed
clear,
universally
applicable,
consistent
to
promote
more
effective
communication
across
researchers,
stakeholders,
policymakers.
Inconsistencies
stem
from
exponential
increase
scientific
publications
on
patterns
processes
biological
invasions
authored
by
experts
disciplines
countries
since
1990s,
as
well
legislators
policymakers
focusing
practical
applications,
regulations,
management
resources.
Aligning
standardising
stakeholders
remains
challenge
science.
Here,
we
review
evaluate
multiple
terms
used
(e.g.
‘non‐native’,
‘alien’,
‘invasive’
or
‘invader’,
‘exotic’,
‘non‐indigenous’,
‘naturalised’,
‘pest’)
propose
simplified
terminology.
streamlined
translate
into
28
other
languages
based
(
i
)
denoting
species
transported
beyond
their
natural
biogeographic
range,
ii
‘established
non‐native’,
i.e.
those
non‐native
that
have
established
self‐sustaining
populations
new
location(s)
wild,
iii
‘invasive
non‐native’
recently
spread
are
spreading
invaded
range
actively
passively
without
human
mediation.
We
also
highlight
importance
conceptualising
‘spread’
classifying
invasiveness
‘impact’
management.
Finally,
protocol
dispersal
mechanism,
origin,
population
status,
iv
impact.
Collectively
introducing
present
aims
facilitate
collaboration
species.
Water,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
16(11), С. 1483 - 1483
Опубликована: Май 23, 2024
The
inheritance
of
historic
human-induced
disruption
and
the
fierceness
its
impact
change
aquatic
ecosystems.
This
work
reviews
some
main
stressors
on
freshwater
ecosystems,
focusing
their
effects,
threats,
risks,
protection,
conservation,
management
elements.
An
overview
is
provided
water
protection
linked
to
stressors:
solar
ultraviolet
radiation,
thermal
pollution,
nanoparticles,
radioactive
salinization,
nutrients,
sedimentation,
drought,
extreme
floods,
fragmentation,
pesticides,
war
terrorism,
algal
blooms,
invasive
plants,
riparian
vegetation,
fish.
Altogether,
these
build
an
exceptionally
composite
background
that
are
continuously
changing
ecosystems
diminishing
or
even
destroying
capability
create
maintain
ongoing
natural
healthy
products
essential
services
humans.
Environmental
human
civilization
sustainability
cannot
exist
without
proper
all
over
planet;
this
specific
impossible
if
widespread
studied
not
deeply
understood
structurally
functionally.
Without
considering
each
synergisms,
Earth’s
doomed
in
terms
both
quantitative
qualitative
aspects.
BioScience,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
74(5), С. 340 - 344
Опубликована: Март 1, 2024
Abstract
Biological
invasions
have
profound
impacts
on
biodiversity
and
ecosystem
functioning
services,
resulting
in
substantial
economic
health
costs
estimated
the
trillions
of
dollars.
Preventing
managing
biological
are
vital
for
sustainable
development,
aligning
with
goals
United
Nations
Biodiversity
Conference.
However,
some
invasive
species
also
offer
occasional
benefits,
leading
to
divergent
perceptions
among
stakeholders
sectors.
Claims
that
invasion
science
overlooks
positive
contributions
threaten
hinder
proper
impact
assessment
undermine
management.
Quantitatively
balancing
benefits
is
misleading,
because
they
coexist
without
offsetting
each
other.
Any
come
at
a
price,
affecting
communities
regions
differently
over
time.
An
integrated
approach
considering
both
necessary
understanding
effective
management
invasions.
Diversity and Distributions,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
28(5), С. 1010 - 1021
Опубликована: Март 8, 2022
Abstract
Aim
To
assess
spatio‐temporal
and
taxonomic
patterns
of
available
information
on
the
costs
invasive
freshwater
bivalves,
as
well
to
identify
knowledge
gaps.
Location
Global.
Time
period
1980–2020.
Taxon
studied
Bivalvia.
Methods
We
synthesize
published
global
economic
impacts
from
bivalves
using
InvaCost
database
associated
R
package,
explicitly
considering
reliability
estimation
methodologies,
cost
types,
sectors
impacted
regions.
Results
Cumulative
total
macrofouling
were
$
63.7
billion
(2017
US$)
across
all
regions
socio‐economic
between
1980
2020.
Costs
heavily
biased
taxonomically
spatially,
dominated
by
two
families,
Dreissenidae
Cyrenidae
(Corbiculidae),
largely
reported
in
North
America.
The
greatest
share
($
31.5
billion)
did
not
make
distinction
damage
management.
However,
those
that
did,
damages
resource
losses
one
order
magnitude
higher
30.5
than
control
or
preventative
measures
1.7
billion).
Moreover,
although
many
lacked
specification,
largest
shares
incurred
authorities
stakeholders
27.7
billion,
e.g.,
public
private
sector
interventions)
through
social
welfare
10.1
via
power/drinking
water
plant
irrigation
system
damage)
Average
estimates
over
entire
amounted
approximately
1.6
per
year,
most
which
was
Main
conclusions
Our
results
highlight
burgeoning
threat
caused
offering
a
strong
incentive
invest
management
such
biosecurity
rapid
response
eradications.
Even
if
are
severely
understated
because
lacking
for
invaded
countries
bivalve
species,
these
substantial
likely
growing.
Environmental Sciences Europe,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
35(1)
Опубликована: Июнь 8, 2023
Abstract
Background
Biological
invasions
threaten
the
functioning
of
ecosystems,
biodiversity,
and
human
well-being
by
degrading
ecosystem
services
eliciting
massive
economic
costs.
The
European
Union
has
historically
been
a
hub
for
cultural
development
global
trade,
thus,
extensive
opportunities
introduction
spread
alien
species.
While
reported
costs
biological
to
some
member
states
have
recently
assessed,
ongoing
knowledge
gaps
in
taxonomic
spatio-temporal
data
suggest
that
these
were
considerably
underestimated.
Results
We
used
latest
available
cost
InvaCost
(v4.1)—the
most
comprehensive
database
on
invasions—to
assess
magnitude
this
underestimation
within
via
projections
current
future
invasion
macroeconomic
scaling
temporal
modelling
approaches
project
information
over
taxa,
space,
time,
thereby
producing
more
complete
estimate
economy.
identified
only
259
out
13,331
(~
1%)
known
invasive
species
Union.
Using
conservative
subset
highly
reliable,
observed,
country-level
entries
from
49
(totalling
US$4.7
billion;
2017
value),
combined
with
establishment
states,
we
projected
unreported
all
states.
Conclusions
Our
corrected
observed
was
potentially
501%
higher
(US$28.0
billion)
than
currently
recorded.
estimates,
also
substantial
increase
costly
(US$148.2
2040.
urge
reporting
be
improved
clarify
impacts
greatest
concern,
concomitant
coordinated
international
action
prevent
mitigate
globally.
BioScience,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
73(8), С. 560 - 574
Опубликована: Авг. 1, 2023
Biological
invasions
are
a
global
challenge
that
has
received
insufficient
attention.
Recently
available
cost
syntheses
have
provided
policy-
and
decision
makers
with
reliable
up-to-date
information
on
the
economic
impacts
of
biological
invasions,
aiming
to
motivate
effective
management.
The
resultant
InvaCost
database
is
now
publicly
freely
accessible
enables
rapid
extraction
monetary
information.
This
facilitated
knowledge
sharing,
developed
more
integrated
multidisciplinary
network
researchers,
forged
collaborations
among
diverse
organizations
stakeholders.
Over
50
scientific
publications
so
far
used
detailed
assessments
invasion
costs
across
geographic,
taxonomic,
spatiotemporal
scales.
These
studies
important
can
guide
future
policy
legislative
decisions
management
while
simultaneously
attracting
public
media
We
provide
an
overview
improved
availability,
reliability,
standardization,
defragmentation
costs;
discuss
how
this
enhanced
science
as
discipline;
outline
directions
for
development.
Marine Biodiversity,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
53(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 10, 2023
Abstract
For
about
a
century,
biodiversity
in
the
tidal
Wadden
Sea
(North
Sea,
European
Atlantic)
has
increased
by
more
than
one
hundred
introduced
species
from
overseas.
Most
originate
warmer
waters
and
could
facilitate
transformation
of
this
coastal
ecosystem
to
comply
with
climate
warming.
Some
promote
sediment
stabilization
mud
accretion.
This
help
flats
keep
up
sea
level
rise.
Although
some
also
entail
negative
effects,
introductions
have
diversified
lower
food
web
levels,
may
benefit
foraging
birds.
So
far,
no
resident
populations
gone
extinct
because
an
had
established.
Rather
degrading
ecosystem,
establishment
seems
raised
capacity
follow
environmental
change.
We
support
increasing
efforts
against
avoid
risk.
However,
once
are
integrated,
common
condemnation
attitude
“non-natives”
or
“aliens”
ought
be
reconsidered
for
ecosystems
low
biodiversity.
Ecological Indicators,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
160, С. 111812 - 111812
Опубликована: Фев. 27, 2024
The
high-mountain
lakes
of
the
Alps,
perched
like
glistening
gems
in
cradle
Europe's
most
formidable
mountain
range,
have
for
generations
epitomized
nature's
majesty.
These
remote
and
pristine
bodies
water
served
as
invaluable
sentinels
global
change,
repositories
geological
history,
sources
freshwater
surrounding
regions.
Yet,
despite
their
seemingly
imperturbable
beauty
seclusion,
these
are
not
immune
to
evolving
forces
our
changing
world.
Re-emerging
threats,
exacerbated
by
relentless
march
climate
change
intensified
human
activities,
cast
a
shadow
over
future,
posing
profound
challenges
that
demand
attention.
aim
this
perspective
is
shed
light
on
main
emerging
raise
awareness,
advocate
proactive
actions
aimed
at
preserving
protecting
lakes.
threats
include
retreat
glaciers,
UV
radiation,
long-range
transport
contaminants,
impact
alien
species
usage
Alpine
storage
power
stations.
Additionally,
increased
tourism
recreational
activities
environments
can
cause
habitat
disturbance,
further
endangering
unique
ecosystems.
present
article
also
offers
valuable
perspectives
necessity
monitoring
research
efforts
Such
crucial
comprehending
ecological
well-being
ecosystems,
evaluating
consequences
environmental
shifts,
devising
successful
conservation
strategies.
The Science of The Total Environment,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
917, С. 170336 - 170336
Опубликована: Янв. 26, 2024
Urbanization
is
an
important
driver
of
global
change
associated
with
a
set
environmental
modifications
that
affect
the
introduction
and
distribution
invasive
non-native
species
(species
populations
transported
by
humans
beyond
their
natural
biogeographic
range
established
are
spreading
in
introduced
range;
hereafter,
species).
These
recognized
as
cause
large
ecological
economic
losses.
Nevertheless,
impacts
these
urban
areas
still
poorly
understood.
Here
we
present
synthesis
reported
costs
using
InvaCost
database,
demonstrate
likely
underestimated.
Sixty-one
have
been
to
cumulative
cost
US$
326.7
billion
between
1965
2021
globally
(average
annual
5.7
billion).
Class
Insecta
was
responsible
for
>99
%
(US$
324.4
billion),
followed
Aves
1.4
Magnoliopsida
494
million).
The
were
highly
uneven
sum
five
costliest
representing
80
costs.
Most
result
damage
(77.3
%),
principally
impacting
public
social
welfare
(77.9
%)
authorities-stakeholders
(20.7
almost
entirely
terrestrial
environments
(99.9
%).
We
found
24
countries.
Yet,
there
73
additional
countries
no
costs,
but
occurrences
other
Although
covering
relatively
small
area
Earth's
surface,
represent
about
15
total
attributed
species.
results
highlight
conservative
nature
estimates
impacts,
revealing
biases
evaluation
publication
data
on
emphasize
urgent
need
more
focused
assessments
species'
areas.