International Cooperation Towards Science,
Policy and Information Exchange
Vectors, Detectors and Inspectors
Dan
Minchin, Marine Organism Investigations, Ireland
Managing
the Global Invasive Species Problem – Some Lessons Learned
From Experience with National, Regional and Global
Greg Sherley, Principal
Regional Scientist, New Zealand Department of Conservation,
New Zealand
Invasive Aquatic Species and Ships Across
the Sea – the IMO Response, Reflections and Direction
Jean-Claude Sainlos, Director,
Marine Environment Division, International Maritime Organization,
England
Two Nations, One Ecosystem, Working
Together on Aquatic Invasive Species Management and Control
The Rt. Hon. Herb Gray, Chair, Canadian Section, and The Hon.
Dennis Schornack, Chair, United States, International Joint
Commission
Directions in Policy and Action on
Aquatic Invasive Species in the United States
Timothy R.E. Keeney,
Deputy Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere,
NOAA
Integrating Science With Policy: The
Canadian Experience
John Cooley, Regional
Director General, Fisheries and Oceans Canada, Canada
Invasive
Species in Ireland
Jamie T.A. Dick, Quercus,
Queen’s University, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Introduced
Aquatic Species in Europe — An Attempt at an Inventory
Stephan Gollasch,
GoConsult, Germany
Aquatic
Invasive Species in South Africa – Environmental Impacts
and Management Responses
Charles L. Griffiths,
University of Cape Town, South Africa
Post-border Management of Non-native
Marine Species in New Zealand
Maria Cassidy,
Ministry of Fisheries, New Zealand
The
Aquatic Nuisance Species Task Force: A Mechanism to Coordinate
Efforts to Combat Aquatic Nuisance Species in Order to Protect
US Waters
Everett Wilson,
US Fish & Wildlife Service, Aquatic Nuisance Species Task
Force, Executive Secretary, USA
European
Cooperation in Research, Information Exchange and Management
of Aquatic Invasive Species
Vadim Panov, Zoological
Institute of the Russian Academy of Science, Russia
Shipping: Updates on the Issues
A
Global Perspective on Shipping as a Vector for New Introductions
Stephan Gollasch,
Go Consult, Germany
Bioinvasions
in North America’s Great Lakes and the Shipping Vector
Edward L. Mills, Cornell
University, USA
Vectors for Introduction of Alien Macroalgae
in Europe: Hull Fouling
Frédéric
Mineur, Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland
Quantifying the Efficacy of Mid-ocean
Ballast Water Exchange: An Experimental Approach
Emma Verling, Smithsonian
Environmental Research Center, USA
Ballast Water Management: Toward Understanding
Treatment Efficacy
Gregory M. Ruiz, Smithsonian
Environmental Research Center, USA
Shipping: Advances in Science
Modeling
of Ballast Water Flow Dynamics to Understand Ballast Water
Exchange
Stephan Verosto,
Naval Sea Systems Command Carderock, Surface Warfare Center
Division, USA
Transfer of Nonindigenous Species to
the Laurentian Great Lakes in Residual Ballast Water From
No-ballast-on-board (NOBOB) Vessels
Colin D.A. van Overdijk,
Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, University
of Windsor, Canada
Modeling the Risk of Invasion by Diapausing
Eggs in Residual Ballast Sediments
Sarah A. Bailey, Great
Lakes Institute for Environmental Research, University of
Windsor, Canada
Viability of Invertebrate Diapausing
Eggs Exposed to Saltwater: Implications for Great Lakes’
Ship Ballast Management
Derek K. Gray, Great Lakes
Institute for Environmental Research, University of Windsor,
Canada
Biology of Invading Fishes
The
Spread of Dace – an Invasive Fish Species in Ireland
Brian Hayden, Central
Fisheries Board, Ireland
Preliminary Results on the Movements
and Microhabitat Use of Introduced Pumpkinseed (Lepomis gibbosus)
in Small English Streams
Salius Stakenas, Centre
for Environment, Fisheries & Aquatic Science (CEFAS),
England
Risk Assessment of Introduced Black Carp in the United
States: Potential Geographic Range and Ecological Impacts
Leo G. Nico and Howard
L. Jelks, US Geological Survey, FISC – Center for Aquatic
Resources Studies
Invasive
Freshwater Fish and Water Clarity Decline in New Zealand,
North Island Lakes
David Rowe, National
Institute for Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand
Aquatic
Invasive Species Impacts Upon the Lake Erie Sport Fishery
Fred L. Snyder, Ohio
Sea Grant, USA
Complex
Interactions Between Native and Invasive Fish: The Simultaneous
Effects of Multiple Negative Interactions
Russell Rader,
Brigham Young University, USA
Occurrence
of an Introduced Freshwater Fish, the Rio Grande Cichlid (Cichlasoma
cyanoguttatum), in Estuarine Habitats of Southeastern Louisiana,
USA: Can We Assume That Estuaries are Effective Barriers to
Expansion?
Martin T. O'Connell,
University of New Orleans, USA
Early
Life Interactions Between Native Cyprinids and Invasive Sunbleak
Leucaspius deliniatus in a Three-lake System
Kathleen Beyer, University
of Hull, England
Heterosporis
Sp. (Microspora): A New Parasite From Yellow Perch (Perca
flavescens) And Walleye (Stizostedion vitreum) In Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Lake Ontario, North America
Dan Sutherland,
University of Wisconsin - La Crosse, USA
The
Sicily Channel: A Crossroad Between Altantic and Indo-Pacific
Worlds
Franco Andaloro,
Central Institute of Research Applied to the Sea (ICRAM),
Italy
Global Management Efforts
Guilty
Until Proven Innocent or Innocent Until Proven Guilty? The
Further Development of Criteria for Assigning Introduced versus
Endemic Status
Marnie
Campbell, Ministry of Fisheries, New Zealand
Guilty Until Proven Innocent or Innocent
Until Proven Guilty? The Practical Biosecurity Management
of Cryptogenic Species
Chad Hewitt, Ministry
of Fisheries, New Zealand
Italian
Project on Aquatic Invasive Species in Italian Seas
Franco Andaloro,
Central Institute of Research Applied to the Sea (ICRAM),
Italy
The
Proposed Australian System for the Prevention and Management
of Marine Pest Incursions
Jacinta Innes,
Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forests, Australia
Status,
Environmental Considerations for Invasive Seaweads for the
Pacific Coast of North America
Hans Herrmann, Commission
for Environmental Cooperation of North America
Prediction Modeling and Risk Assessment
Developing
Technologies for AIS Risk Assessment for US Army Corps of
Engineers Projects
Alfred F. Cofrancesco,
Jr., US Army Engineer Research & Development Center, USA
Life-history
Variation and the Spread of Aquatic Nonindigenous Species
Across Ontario Lakes
Jim Muirhead, Great
Lakes Institute, University of Windsor, Canada
Emerging
Threats: Potential Geographic Distributions of Temperate Aquatic
Invasive Species
Daniel A. Kluza,
US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
Shipping: Advances in Science
US
Coast Guard Shipboard Technology Evaluation Program
Richard Everett,
US Coast Guard, USA
The US Ballast Water Technology Demonstration
Program: Progress Report
Pamela Thibodeaux,
US Fish & Wildlife Service, USA
Evaluation of Filtration Components
for Ballast Water Treatment
Edward J. Lemieux,
Naval Research Laboratory, USA
Evaluation of a New Method for Control
of Aquatic Invasive Species: Effects of Carbon Dioxide and
Stack Gas Supersaturation on LT50
Barnaby J. Watten,
US Geological Survey, USA
Rapid
Deoxygenation of Ballast Water: Effectiveness and Applicability
of a Bio-reactive Process
Yves de Lafontaine,
Environment Canada, Canada
Treatment of Ships’ Ballast Water
Using the Strong Dielectric Barrier Discharge
Mingdong Bai, Dalian Maritime
University, China
Development,
Verification and Installation of Electro-ionization Technology
for Ballast Water Treatment on a Cruise Ship
C.E. Bud Leffler, Marine Environmental
Partners, USA
Engineered Biomimetic Surfaces to Reduce
Ulva Zoospore Settlement
Anthony Brennan, University
of Florida, USA
Acute
Toxicity of SeaKleen (Menadione) to Zooplankton Diapausing
Eggs
David Raikow, NOAA,
Great Lakes Environmental Research Laboratory, USA
Development
of Full-Scale Ballast Water Treatment Systems for the Control
of Aquatic Nuisance Species
Tom Mackey, Hyde
Marine Inc., USA
Design
Optimization and Test of an Onboard Treatment of Ballast Water
(TREBAWA) – Combination of Hydroclone and UV
Tony Leigh, Willand
U.V. Systems Ltd., England
Shipboard
Demonstration of Chlorine Dioxide as an Effective Ballast
Water Treatment on the ACL Atlantic Compass
Tom Perlich, Echochlor
Inc., USA
An
Economical Ballast Water System – Combined Effects of
Hypoxia (De-Oxygenation), Hypercapnia and a Low pH by Inert
Gas Infusion
Mo Husain,
MH Systems, USA
Invasion Biology of Crustaceans
Relationship Between Body Length and
Egg Volume in a Mass Invader Chelicorophium curvispinum (Sars,
1895) (Crustacea: Amphipoda)
Sanjeevi Rajagopal, University
of Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Colonization by Alien Amphipods on
Stone Substrata Hung in the River Rhine
Marielle van Riel, University
of Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Mud Fixation by the Ponto-Caspian Amphipod
Chelicorophium curvispinum (Sars, 1895)
Gerard van der
Velde, University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Population
Dynamics and Development of the Invasive Caprellid Amphipod
Caprella mutica.
Elizabeth Cook, Scottish
Association for Marine Science, Scotland
The Nonindigenous Cladoceran Cercopagis
pengoi in the Northern Baltic Sea: Some Remarks on its Distribution
and Energetic Significance
Eila Lahdes, Finnish
Institute of Marine Research, Finland
If
They Can’t Meet You, They Can’t Eat You: Simulation
Grid Experiment to Investigate Body-size Related Habitat Choice
in the Freshwater Amphipod Dikerogammarus villosus Sowinsky
(Crustacea) and its Introduction Into a Freshwater Lake in
The Netherlands
Dirk Platvoet,
Institute of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Dynamics, The Netherlands
Invasive
Gammarids in Poland – Migration in Progress
Krzysztof Jazdzewski,
University of Lodz, Poland
Invasive
Amphipods as a Food Resource for Local Fishes in the Vistula
River
Michal Grabowski,
University of Lodz, Poland
Biological
Invasions in European Inland Waters: A Case Study of the Red
Swamp Crayfish, Procambarus clarkii
Francesca Gherardi,
Università de Firenze, Italy
The
Invasion and Spread of the Chinese Mitten Crab in Europe from
a Multidisciplinary Perspective
Leif-Matthias Herborg,
University of Newcastle upon Tyne, School of Marine Science
& Technology, England
Policy and Prevention
Passing
Successful Invasive Plant Legislation in the State of Maine:
Making a Difference at the Local, State and National Level
in an Age of Political Cynicism with Grassroots Activism…One
Vote Counts
Shippen Bright, Maine
Lakes Conservancy Institute, USA
Cooperative Federalism: Regional Aquatic
Nuisance Species Panels in the United States
John Christmas, George
Mason University, USA
Developing
Essential Resources for Rapid Response to Aquatic invaders
in the Northeastern US and Atlantic Canada
Jay Baker, Northeast
Aquatic Nuisance Species Panel, USA
Aquatic Invasive Species in the Pacific
Northwest
Stephen Phillips,
Pacific States Marine Fisheries Commission, USA
Novel
Application of a Novel Tool: Using a US Endangered Species
Act Safe Harbor Agreement to Reduce the Use of Mosquitofish
Doug Duncan, US
Fish and Wildlife Service, USA
Education and Outreach
County Heritage Plans as a Tool for
Raising Public Awareness
Siobhán
Geraghty, North Tipperary County Council, Ireland
Effective Strategies That Work to Prevent
the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species by Recreational Boaters
Douglas A. Jensen, Minnesota
Sea Grant, USA
Integrating
an Aquatic Invasive Species Unit Into School Curricula
MaryAnn McGarry,
Maine Lakes Conservancy Institute WET, USA
Employing
a Volunteer Network to Help Control Purple Loosestrife: Implementation
and Impact
Natalie Carroll,
Purdue University, Department of Youth Development and Agricultural
Education, USA
Overcoming
Obstacles in the Control of Water Chestnuts in an Urban Setting
Alicia Zoeller,
Holyoke Conservation Commission, USA
Outreach
and Communications: Vital Components of the Asian Carp Rapid
Response Plan
Kristin TePas, Illinois
Natural History Survey, Illinois-Indiana Sea Grant, USA
Habitattitude!
A National Campaign to Prevent the Introduction of Aquatic
Invasive Species by Aquarium and Water Garden Owners
Douglas A. Jensen, Minnesota
Sea Grant, USA
Shipping: Policy
The
GEF/UNDP/IMO Global Ballast Water Management Programme: Reflections,
Achievements, Progress and Plans
Steve Raaymakers, International
Maritime Organization, England
US
Coast Guard Ballast Water Management Program: Battling Aquatic
Invasions Through Regulations
Bivan Patnaik,
US Coast Guard, USA
Identifying
Regions at Risk Using Time-series Analysis and Life-cycle
Models
Keith Hayes, CSIRO
Marine Research, Australia
Risk-based
Decision Making in Ballast Water Policy Development
Jeremy Firestone, University
of Delaware, College of Marine Studies, USA
From State Senator Sikkema to Congresswoman
Miller: Shipping’s Response to Ballast Water Initiatives
in the Great Lakes
Georges H. Robichon,
Fednav Limited, Canada
Integrating Science in Ballast Water
Management
Judith Pederson, MIT Sea
Grant College Program, USA
Development of the Australian Port
Monitoring Framework
Simon Barry, Australian
Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry,
Australia
Industrial Biofouling
The Recent and Rapid Spread of Zebra
Mussels in England: Causes and Industrial Consequences
Paul Elliott, Cambridge University,
England
Exotic
Cooling Water Fouling Organisms in The Netherlands with Emphasis
on Heat Treatment of the Japanese Oyster Crassostera gigas
Henk A. Jenner, NV
KEMA, The Netherlands
Can
Biology Control Brackish Mussel (Mytilopsis leucophaeata)
Fouling in Industrial Cooling Water Systems?
Annick A. Verween,
University of Gent, Belgium
Progress in the Biological Control
of Zebra Mussels: Results of Laboratory and Power Plant Tests
Daniel P. Molloy,
New York State Museum, USA
New
Antifouling Technique by Combined Carbon Dioxide and Sodium
Hypochlorite Dosing
Henk A. Jenner, NV
KEMA, The Netherlands
A Microencapsulated BioBullet for the
Control of Biofouling Zebra Mussels
David Aldridge, Cambridge
University, England
Development
of an Efficient Low-cost Sparker Technology for Controlling
Zebra Mussels
Raymond Schaefer,
Phoenix Science and Technology, Inc., USA
Biofouling
Control Strategies in ANAV Nuclear Power Plants
Oscar Nieto Garcia,
Asociación Nuclear Ascó Vandellós, Dirección
de Servicios Técnicos, Spain
Invasion Impacts on Freshwater Ecosystems
Assessing the First-order and Second-order
Environmental Impact Effects of the Filter-feeding Asian Clam,
Corbicula fluminea, and Omnivorous African Cichlid, Oreochromis
aureus, Under Various Water Quality Conditions
Robert Brock, NOAA,
National Marine Fisheries Service, USA
Differences
in Composition of Macroinvertebrate and Fish Communities with
Invasive and Native Gammarus spp. (Crustacea: Amphipoda)
David W. Kelly,
Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland
The Influence of Eurasian Watermilfoil
on Littoral Zone Structure and Function in an Oligotrophic
Lake
Charles W. Boylen, Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, USA
Golden Apple Snail, Pomacea canaliculata
(Lamarck): An Alien Invasive Species, its Environmental and
Economic Impact Assessment in Asia and Lessons Learned in
the Philippines
Ravindra C. Joshi,
Philippine Rice Research Institute, Philippines
Channeled
Applesnail: Current US Distribution and Potential Threat to
Coastal Ecosystems and Agriculture
Lyubov Burlakova,
Stephen F. Austin State University, USA
Ecosystem-level
Impacts of Zebra Mussels in Lake Winnebago, Wisconsin
James
P. Kirk, US Army Engineer Research & Development Center,
USA
Effects of Zebra Mussels on Habitat
Use and Foraging Success of Juvenile Lake Sturgeon (Acipenser
fluvescens): Implications for Reintroduction Efforts
Declan McCabe, St. Michael’s
College, USA
The
Impact of the Zebra Mussel Invasion on Phytoplankton, Zooplankton
and Benthic Macroinvertebrate Communities in a Large Irish
lake
Caitriona Maguire,
Queen’s University Belfast, Northern Ireland
Good,
Bad, Ugly or Just the Latest Addition to the Fauna? Changes
in the Fish Population of Lower Lough Erne, Ireland, Following
Invasion and Effective Water Column De-trophication by Zebra
Mussels
Robert Rosell,
Department of Agriculture for Northern Ireland AFESD, Aquatic
Systems Branch, Northern Ireland
Monitoring and Detection
The
Invasion of Eurasian Watermilfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum)
and Curlyleaf Pondweed (Potamogeton crispus) in Lake Tahoe:
The Risks of Benign Neglect
Lars W. J. Anderson,
US Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service,
USA
Study on Invasive Alien Species in
North Tipperary
Siobhán
Geraghty, North Tipperary County Council, Ireland
Proactive
Assessment of Invasion Potential in the United States for
European Freshwater Aquaculture and Aquarium Trade Fishes
Kristina McNyset,
The University of Kansas, Natural History Museum, USA
Using Predictive Habitat Modeling to
Design Surveillance for Marine Pests
Graeme Inglis, National
Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand
Current Use and Future Potential of
Genetic Probes in Marine Invasion Science and Management
Nicholas Bax, CSIRO Marine
Research, Australia
Industrial Biofouling
Efficacy of a Starch-based Reagent
as a Proactive Control for Mussels (Dreissena spp.) and Other
Molluscs
Garry Smythe, Stantec
Consultants Inc., USA
Water
Treatment With Chlorine Dioxide as an Efficient Antifouling
Technique
Matthias Rothe,
ProMinent Dosiertichnik Gmbh, Germany
Zebra
Mussel Distribution in the Riba-roja Reservoir (NE Spain)
and First Results on Population Control Possibilities
Antoni Palau, ENDESA,
Spain
Zebra
Mussel Control at Darlington Nuclear Generating Station
Wing Ng, Ontario Power
Generation, Canada
The
Response of Brazilian Utilities to the Invasion of Limnoperna
fortunei
Maria Edith Rolla,
Cia. Energética de Minas Getais, Brazil
Invasion Impacts on Freshwater Ecosystems
Functional Changes in Communities of
Freshwater Benthic Invertebrates After Zebra Mussel Invasion
Lyubov Burlakova, Stephen
F. Austin State University, USA
An
Assessment of the Direct and Indirect Impacts of Aquatic Invasive
Species on Lake Trout Restoration in the Great Lakes
John Fitzsimons,
Fisheries & Oceans Canada, Bayfield Institute, Canada
An
Evaluation of the Roach (Rutilus rutilus) Invasion in Ireland
Paul McLoone, Central
Fisheries Board, Ireland
Invasive
Plant Species in Irish Aquatic Habitats
John Lucey, Environmental
Protection Agency, Ireland
Exotic
and Endemic Flora on Reference and Non-reference sites from
Iberian Fluvial Systems
Francisca Aguiar, Instituto
Superior de Agronomia, Departmento de Engenharia Floresta,
Portugal
Invasion Impacts on Marine Ecosystems
Blurring of Biogeographic Boundaries:
A Multivariate Analysis of the Regional Patterns of Native
and Nonindigenous Species Assemblages in Pacific Coast Estuaries
Henry Lee II, US Environmental
Protection Agency, USA
Effects of Nonindigenous Species on
the Taxonomic Diversity of Estuarine Assemblages
Deborah Reusser, US Geological
Survey, USA
Is
the Biological Integrity of the Baltic Sea Threatened by Invasive
Non-native Species?
Erkki Leppäkoski,
Abo Akademi University, Finland
Invasive Blooms of the Green Alga Caulerpa
in Southeastern Florida and the Bahamas Supported by Anthropogenic
Nitrogen Enrichment
Brian Lapointe, Harbor
Branch Oceanographic Institution, Inc., USA
The
Ecology and Ecological Impact of a Highly Invasive, Marine
Invertebrate on Hawaii’s Coral Reef Communities
Samuel E. Kahng, University
of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Introduction of the Polychaete Marenzelleria
viridis and its Influence on Macrozoobenthos Long-term Trends
in the Northern Baltic Sea
Ari Laine, Finnish Institute
of Marine Research, Finland
Reproductive Potential and Predatory
Pressure of the Gastropod Rapana venosa in a Locality of the
Northern Adriatic Sea
Dario Savini, University
of Pavia, Italy
Differences
in Habitat Structure and Associated Macrofauna Between Native
Kelp Beds (Laminaria spp.) and Meadows of the Invasive Green
Alga (Codium fragile spp. Tomentosoides) Along the Atlantic
Coast of Nova Scotia
Allison L. Schmidt,
Dalhousie University, Canada
Effects of Mussels on the Invasive
Alga, Codium fragile spp. Tomentosoides, on Artificial Structures
in the Adriatic Sea (Northeast Mediterranean)
Fabio Bulleri, Università
di Bologna, Centro Interdipartimentale de Ricerca per le Scienze
Ambiantali di Ravenna, Italy
Control Methods for Ecosystem Protection: Aquatic Plants
The
Reward Rapid Release™ Test: A Water Management Tool
for Sensitive Use Sites Such as Reservoirs, Canals, and Lakes
James F. Petta,
Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc., USA
Nutritional
Status of Hydrilla verticillata and its Effect on Two Different
Biological Control Agents
Judy Shearer, US
Army Engineers, Research and Development Center, USA
Developing
an Integrated Approach to the Management of Hydrilla
Michael J. Grodowitz,
US Army Engineer Research and Development Center, USA
Invasion
and Management of the Water Primrose (Ludwigia spp) in France:
A Panorama
Alain
Dutartre, Cemagref, France
Biocontrol Potential for Azolla filiculoides
and Hydrocotyle ranunculoides in the UK and Europe
Richard H. Shaw, CABI Bioscience,
England
Reward
AccuGel™: A Precision Placement Formulation of Diquat
for the Management of Invasive and Nuisance Plants in both
Static and Flowing Systems
James F. Petta,
Syngenta Crop Protection, Inc., USA
Diquat
Gel Formulation for Control of Aquatic Weeds
Kurt Getsinger,
US Army Engineer Research and Development Center, USA
The
Effects of Spartina anglica Eradication Treatments on Estuarine
Benthic Macro-invertebrates
Mark Hammond,
Department of the Environment, Environment and Heritage Service,
Northern Ireland
The Integrated Management Approach
to Control of Eurasian Watermilfoil: Cost Benefits and Long-term
Effectiveness
Lawrence Eichler, Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, USA
Development and Use of Databases
NISbase:
A Distributed Network for Invasive Species Information
Pam Fuller, US Geological
Survey, USA
The Aquaculture Compendium and the Crop
Protection Compendium: Global Knowledge Bases for Aquatic
Invasive Species
Martin Parr, CAB International,
Compendium Programme, England
A
US-Canadian Aquatic Species Inventory and Invasive Species
Warning System
Donna Turgeon,
National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science, USA
SGNIS:
Expanding the Knowledge Base – Globally
Brian K. Miller, Illinois-Indiana
Sea Grant, USA
The
National Aquatic Nuisance Species Clearinghouse
Charles O'Neill, Jr.,
New York Sea Grant, USA
Educators
Respond to Invasive Species: Interactive Web-based Activities
for Learning and Decision Making
Rosanne W. Fortner,
Ohio Sea Grant Program, USA
Species
Invasiveness and FishBase
Christine Casal, ICLARM,
Philippines
Exploring the Concept of a World Atlas
of Invasive Aquatic Species: Food for Thought
Graeme J. Inglis, National
Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand
Invasion Impacts on Marine Ecosystems
Bioinvasion of the Pacific Oyster into
the East Frisian Wadden Sea (Germany): Will Mytilus beds be
Replaced by Oyster-reefs?
Andreas Schmidt,
Senckenberg Institute, Germany
Invasive
Macroalgae on Hawaii’s Coral Reefs: Influence of Biodiversity
on Invasion Success and Ultimate Consequences to Ecosystem
Function
Jennifer E. Smith, University
of Hawaii at Manoa, USA
Testing
Intertidal Community Invasability: The Role of Nutrient Supply
and Perturbations
Iñigo
Sánchez, Uneversidad de Oviedo, Spain
Timing
of Gamete Release in the Native Brown Seaweed Cystoseira humilis
and the Invader Species Sargassum muticu
Aschwin Engelen, Universidad
do Algarve, CCMAR, FCMA, Portugal
Asterias amurensis Management Strategy
Evaluation Part 1: Integrating Population Biology and Oceanography
to Determine the Limits of Natural Dispersal and Population
Growth
Piers Dunstan, CSIRO,
Australia
Asterias amurensis Management Strategy
Evaluation Part 2: Defining and Testing the Effectiveness
of Management Options
Nicholas Bax, CSIRO, Australia
A
Model for Forecasting the Propagation Potential of the Invasive
Indo-Pacific Lionfish, Pterois volitans/miles in the Western
Atlantic With Inferences on Ecosystem Effects
James Adiel Morris,
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, USA
Control Methods for Ecosystem Protection
An Asian Carp Rapid Response Plan for
the Chicago Sanitary and Ship Canal Dispersal Barrier
Philip B. Moy, Wisconsin Sea
Grant, USA
The
Potential for an Acoustic-based Barrier to Prevent Entry of
Carp Species Into New Habitats
Edward Guida,
Ultra Electronics Ocean Systems, USA
Eradicating the European Carp from Tasmania
Nicholas Bax, CSIRO Marine
Research, Australia
Invasion
of Ctenophore Mnemiopsis leidyi into the Caspian Sea and Measures
to Control its Population Size
Tamara Shiganova,
P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology RAS, Russia
The
Spread and Attempted Control of the Invasive Seaweed Caulerpa
taxifolia in New South Wales, Australia
Tim
Glasby, New South Wales Fisheries, Conservation Research,
Australia
Appearance
of Zebra Mussels in a Reservoir of the Ebro's Basin: Control
Strategies
Concha Durán
Lalaguna, Ministerio de Medio Ambiente, Spain
Vectors for Introduction of Alien Macroalgae
in Europe: Oyster Transfers
Frédéric
Mineur, Queen’s University Belfast, Northern Ireland
Vector
Management Tools for Invasive Marine Species: Reducing the
Spread of Biofouling Pests with Aquaculture Transfers
Barrie
Forrest, Cawthron Institute, New Zealand
Implementing
A Sea Lamprey Control Program in the Laurentian Great Lakes
Marc Gaden, Great Lakes
Fishery Commission, USA
Biology, Physiology and Ecology of Invasive Bivalves
Filtration
Rates of the Invasive Pest Bivalve Limnoperna fortunei as
a Function of Size and Temperature
Francisco
Sylvester, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
A
10-Year Study of Population Dynamics of Corbicula fluminea
Including Eventual Population Extinction in the Clear Fork
of the Trinity River in North Central Texas
Robert F. McMahon,
University of Texas at Arlington, USA
Genetic Identity and Invasion Dynamics
of the Quagga Mussel Dreissena rostriformis (=bugensis) in
the Volga River Basin and Great Lakes as Revealed by Microsatellite
Analyses
Hugh J. MacIsaac, Great
Lakes Institute, University of Windsor, Canada
Population
Genetics of Zebra Mussel (Dreissena polymorpha, Pallas), an
Exotic Bivalve Mollusc Recently Introduced in Ireland
Iulian Astanei, Galway-Mayo
Institute of Technology, Ireland
Oyster Invader Achieves Higher Densities
in Marine Reserves
Dianna K. Padilla,
SUNY, Department of Ecology and Evolution, USA
Dominance
of the Noxious Cyanobacterium Microcystis aeruginosa in Low-nutrient
Lakes is Associated with Zebra Mussels
David Raikow, Kellogg
Biological Station, USA
Distribution and Dynamics of Dreissena
polymorpha Within and Among Lakes: 12 Years of Observations
Lyubov E. Burlakova,
Stephen F. Austin State University, USA
Massive Invasion of an Estuarine Transition
Zone Has No Detectable Effect on Zooplankton Community Structure
Ladd E. Johnson,
Laval University, Canada
Invasion History
Global
Distribution of the Alien Marine Amphipod Caprella mutica
Gail Ashton,
Scottish Association for Marine Science, Scotland
Are
Artificial Structures Facilitating the Spread of Invasive
Species in Estuaries?
Tim
Glasby, New South Wales Fisheries, Conservation Research,
Australia
Taxonomic
Distinctiveness Magnifies the Impact of Bioinvaders in Aquatic
Ecosystems
Anthony Ricciardi,
McGill University, Canada
New Invasive Phytoplankton Species
Throughout the Suez Canal
Mohamed M. Dorgham,
Alexandria University, Egypt
Patterns
of Spread of Introduced Pacific Oysters (Crassostrea gigas)
Susanne
Diederich, Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research,
Germany
Phylogeography:
A Way to Track Gammarid Invasion Routes
Michal Grabowski,
University of Lodz, Poland
Eradication
of Caulerpa taxifolia in the US Five Years After Discovery:
Are We There Yet?
Lars W. J. Anderson,
US Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service,
USA
Biology and Ecology of Dreissenids
Differential Excretion of Ammonia and
Phosphate by Three Dreissenid Taxa
David A. Culver, Ohio State
University, USA
The Impact of Dreissenid Ammonia and
Phosphate Excretion on Lake Erie
David A. Culver, Ohio State
University, USA
Dynamics
of Zebra Mussel (Dreissena polymorpha) Populations in Lough
Key
Frances Lucy, Institute
of Technology, Sligo, Ireland
Changing Distributional Trends for
Dreissenid Mussels in the Upper St. Lawrence River, Lake Ontario,
and Eastern Lake Erie
David Bruce Conn, Berry College,
USA
A
Very Geographically-isolated Zebra Mussel - Dreissena stankovici:
Comparison with Other Dreissena spp
Daniel P. Molloy,
New York State Museum, USA
Preliminary Assessment of Protistan
and Metazoan Symbionts of Dreissena polymorpha in the River
Shannon, Ireland
David Bruce Conn, Berry College,
USA
Current Distribution and Abundance
and Future Colonization Potential of Dreissena polymorpha
in the Hudson River Estuary
John Wimbush, Darrin Fresh
Water Institute and Renssalaer Polytechnic Institute, USA
Distribution and Impacts of Dreissena
polymorpha and Corbicula fluminae, two Freshwater Exotic Suspension
Feeders
Alexander Karatayev,
Stephen F. Austin State University, USA
Patterns of Dreissena spp. Biomass
in Relation to Physical Environmental Variables in the St.
Lawrence River
Lisa A. Jones, McGill
University, Canada
Human
Waterborne Parasites in Zebra Mussels (Dreissena polymorpha)
From the Shannon River Drainage, Ireland
Thaddeus K. Graczyk,
Johns Hopkins University, USA
Effect
of the Biotoxin Microcystin on the Feeding Behavior of the
Zebra Mussel and Dynamics of the Toxins in the Mussel and
in the Aquatic Environment
Guillaume Juhel,
University College of Cork, Department of Zoology, Ecology
and Plant Science, Ireland
Vectors and Corridors for Introductions
Alien Species in the Mediterranean
Sea: Risks, Drivers and Vectors
Bella Galil, National
Institute of Oceanography (IOLR), Israel
Natural
Dispersal Mechanisms and the Secondary Spread of Exotic Species
Dan Michin, Marine Organism
Investigations, Ireland
Changes in Global Economy and Trade,
and Potential Spread of Exotic Freshwater Bivalves
Alexander Karatayev,
Stephen F. Austin State University, USA
Vectors of Local Dispersal of Marine
and Estuarine Invasive Species in the Southern Gulf of St.
Lawrence, Canada
Emily Darbyson, Dalhousie
University, Canada
Oyster
Transports as a Vector for Exotic Species Introductions
Deniz Haydar, University
of Groningen, Department of Marine Biology, Netherlands
Invasion
Corridors and Barriers to the Finnish Lake District, NE Baltic
Sea
Marjo Pienimäki,
Abo Akademi University, Finland
A
GIS Analysis of Water Bodies Potentially at Risk for Zebra
Mussel Invasion by Trailered Boat Transport in Western North
America
David Britton, The University
of Texas at Arlington, USA
Invasive Aquatic Species in Ontario:
A Review and Analysis of Potential Pathways for Introductions
Steven Kerr, Ontario
Ministry of Natural Resources, Canada
Invasive Freshwater Fish in the Iberian
Peninsula: Introduction Pathways and Life-history Traits
Emili García-Berthou,
Institute of Aquatic Ecology, University of Girona, Spain
Pilot Project on the Linkages Between
Development Assistance and Invasive Alien Species in Freshwater
Systems in Southeast Asia: A Report to the US Agency for International
Development
Alexis T. Gutierrez,
Smithsonian Institution, USA
Ships’
Sea Chests – A Vector for the Dispersal of Aquatic Invasive
Species
Martin H. Davis,
Nuclear Department, HMS Sultan, England
Ballast Water as a Vector of Macroalgae:
Experimental Studies in the Mediterranean Sea
Maria Monia Flagella, Stazione
Zoologica ‘A. Dohrn’ – Benthic Ecology Laboratory,
Italy
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