Marine debris in European shag’s nests as indicator of marine pollution Auteurs : Bernard Cadiou, Patrick Pouline Année : 2012 Ile : Archipel des Glénan (Bretagne) Pays : France A report of marine debris in European shag’s nests as indicator of marine pollution
A possible approach to the “conservation” of the mammal Auteurs : Marco Masseti Année : / Ile : Florence (Ville) Pays : Italie Conversation of the mammal Mediterranean islands
Draft Strategy for the MEDPAN network Auteurs : MedPan, WWF, IUCN Année : 2013 Ile : Mediterranean Pays : / Abstract : Alien species —sometimes termed exotic, introduced or non-native species— are plants and animals that have been intentionally or unintentionally introduced, established populations and spread into the wild in the new host region (IUCN, …
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Asynchronous ecological upheavals on the Western Mediterranean islands: New insights on the extinction of their autochthonous small mammals Auteurs : Alejandro Valenzuela, Enric Torres-Roig, Daniel Zoboli, Gian Luigi Pillola and Josep Antoni Alcover Année : 2021 Ile : Mallorca, Sardinia Pays : Spain, Italia Abstract :Comparative studies on extinction scenarios are an invaluable contribution to …
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Eradication of feral goats, not population control, as a strategy to conserve plant communities on Mediterranean islets Auteurs : Miquel Capó, Edifici Guillem Colom Casasnovas, Cra. Valldemossa Année : 2021 Ile : Balearic Islands Pays : Spain Abstract : The introduction of mammalian herbivores negatively affects insular vegetation, especially plant species with narrow distributions that …
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Rapport – Assainissement du village de l’île de la Galite, 2009 Authors: Riou Consultants Year: 2009 Island: Galite Country: Tunisia
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