The impact of land use on non-native species incidence and number in local assemblages worldwide

➡️primary vegetation was least invaded except when having high land use intensity

New #GloNAF (http://glonaf.org) study on plant invasions led by @DaijunLiu & great team
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RT @DaijunLiu
Our latest paper on NC @NatureComms is out: Thanks for all of co-authors. @FranzEssl1, @Bernd_le_ , @TimBlackburn66,@WayneDawsonEco, @sMarten_Winter,…
https://twitter.com/daijunliu/status/1646406368704831489

RT @sMarten_Winter
Having fun @ #GloNAF meeting on macroecology of alien plant invasions.

What a great group of rising stars ECRs & the popes of invasion ecology😱🔥😍, e.g. Dave Richardson, Petr Pyšek @FranzEssl1 @JanPergl & many more

Having fun @ #GloNAF meeting on macroecology of alien plant invasions.

What a great group of rising stars ECRs & the popes of invasion ecology😱🔥😍, e.g. Dave Richardson, Petr Pyšek @FranzEssl1 @JanPergl & many more

RT @BioChangeTUM
Very happy to have @sMarten_Winter from @idiv as a guest today who presents some of the amazing work he and others are doing on global plant #invasions within the #glonaf network.

@Ecoinvasions @alienspecies
Great idea!

In general I am interested in macroecological patterns of biological invasions and the drivers that govern these patterns in space and time.

Mainly working with plants from the #GloNAF database but also other groups are fine.

Lately, I also work on future scenarios of biological invasions in the #AlienScenarios project.

And I also contribute to the @ipbes invasive alien species assessment which will hopefully be adopted next year.

@andrewlhipp ... unfortunately not, but I was so impressed by this one when hiking on La Reunion island. I am a macroecologist working on naturalized alien plants and biological invasions in general. Mainly with the #GloNAF database: https://glonaf.org