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Short-Range Endemics and Beyond

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A one-day workshop for knowledge sharing and collaboration on short-range endemic terrestrial invertebrates and related taxa in the context of Environmental Impact Assessment.

Short-Range Endemics and Beyond: Terrestrial Invertebrates in Environmental Impact Assessments is a one-day workshop for knowledge sharing and collaboration on short-range endemic terrestrial invertebrates and related taxa in the context of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).

The workshop provides a forum to discuss current challenges, emerging methods, and best practices in the survey, assessment, and management of SREs within environmental and development contexts, while exploring broader applications beyond traditional SRE systems.

Connect colleagues across industry, consulting, government, regulatory, and research sectors to share recent advances in the field and strengthen collaboration across our sectors.

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Short-Range Endemics and Beyond

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arachnids, environmental impact assessment, invertebrates, monitoring, survey

 

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