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[Wolfgang Nentwig]

Can you please spread this text via your mail server?
Thank you very much
Wolfgang Nentwig





Within the EU project DAISIE 
<file:///\\redir.asp?lid=0&newsite=http:\www.europe-aliens.org>http://www.europe-aliens.org 
a European Alien Species Expertise Registry has now been established. This 
registry intends to collect the expertise of experts for species that are 
actually alien in Europe or may become so. Thus, unlike its title, we want 
to gather the expertise of experts from all over the world, since species 
alien to Europe arrive from throughout the world.

The expertise registry contains details for individual experts with respect 
to taxonomic expertise, geographic units, and thematic areas (such as 
distribution, conservation, restoration, ecology, economical impact, 
genetics, legislation, administration, management, control, pathways, 
transportation, physiology, and risk assessment).

One of our purposes is to evaluate where areas of taxonomic expertise needs 
to be developed.  We also hope that it will be of some value to you when 
making searches and for making contacts world-wide. The DAISIE registry is 
open to all members of the public, for governmental bodies and for 
stakeholders.

Please take the time to register at 
<file:///\\redir.asp?lid=0&newsite=http:\daisie.ckff.si>http://daisie.ckff.si 
the registry should be self explanatory, and it will takes only 5 minutes. 
We would be grateful if you could forward this message to other experts who 
you consider may be interested.



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Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Nentwig, Zoological Institute, University of Bern
Baltzerstr. 6, CH 3012 Bern (Switzerland, old Europe)
Tel. +0041-31-631-4520 (direct), -4511(secretary), -4888(fax)
http://www.zoology.unibe.ch/nentwig/
http://www.zoology.unibe.ch/ecol/

<http://www.springeronline.com/sgw/cda/frontpage/0,11855,1-198-22-41811971-0,00.html>Humanökologie, 
2. Auflage, Springer-Verlag
<http://www.elsevier-deutschland.de/artikel/711521>Lehrbuch der Ökologie, 
Spektrum Verlag
<http://www.araneae.unibe.ch/>Internet Key for European Spiders



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