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• Report on the Global Invasive Species Program Phase 1 Synthesis Conference (PDF 1.29 MB)

About the report

Phase I of the Global Invasive Species Program (GISP) focused on the development of new tools and approaches for dealing with non-indigenous invasive species from a global perspective. The GISP Phase I Synthesis Conference was held in order to present the Phase I products to invited participants, and through active workshops enable participants to provide input, suggest changes, offer contributions prior to their final development. In addition, participants were also asked to provide input and advice for initiation of GISP Phase II.