The recent RIS-Ky conference on native and non-native vector management in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East (EMME), held on the 18th-2

The book for which we have contributed a chapter has now been published, and historian and ecologist Simon Pooley has published a blog about it.

The RIS-Ky conference on native and non-native vector management in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East featured in the Cyprus Mail!

An abundant population of native Mediterranean killifish (Aphanius fasciatus) still thrives in the brackish waters of St George’s Lake on

One of the aims of the RIS-Ky project is to mobilise invasive species data for Cyprus, as well as contributing new information on species' distribu

Thirty-eight people representing 22 organisations assembled at the AEEC to discuss the future of biodiversity monitoring and surveillance on t

The team have been hard at work preparing a workshop on the subject of building capacity for the monitoring and surveillance of non-native spe

Part of our team have had a book chapter accepted for the forthcoming title 'Histories of Bioinvasions in Mediterranean-type Environments' in the <

A three day workshop took place between the 26th -28th of April 2017 at the Akrotiri Environmental Education Centre (AEEC) in Akrotiri village, Cyp