New publication on the impact of an invasive fern in a Ramsar Site

Friday, December 27, 2019 @ 04:12 PM

The paper, titled “Impact of an invasive fern on bird diversity and birdwatching in a Jamaican Ramsar site“, is authored by Dr. Suzanne Davis, Senior Research Officer at the Jamaica Clearing-House Mechanism, Natural History Museum of Jamaica.

Tags: biodiversity, invasive species impact

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