1. Invasive Non-Native Species Working Group

2. Wildlife & Countryside Link
44 member organisations
11,000 full-time staff
174,000 volunteers
8 million+ UK supporters
750,000+ hectares of land
11 Link groups
"Bringing voluntary organisations in the UK together to protect and enhance wildlife and landscape and to further the quiet enjoyment and appreciation of the countryside."

3. INNS Working Group 15 organisations Amphibians, birds, fish,
invertebrates, mammals,
plants, reptiles
Advice & expertise
Influence policy
Management & monitoring

4. IAS Experience National – Chair INNS Working Group EU
Environmental Audit Committee – evidence
Species Control Orders – lobbied
Schedule 9 review – steering group
Monitoring & management EU
EU IAS Regulation – lobbied
EU list Union Concern

5. Awareness Raising Networks Communications outlets
Members, supporters, volunteers, staff
Communications outlets
Publications, blogs, web pages
Media, social media
Workshops, events
GB media and communications
working group

6. Pathways
Coordinated approach to priority pathways and pathway action plans
Key pathways:
Agriculture
Aquaculture
Forestry
Ornamental
Shipping

7. Management & Eradication
Effective methods
Reserves & estates
Woodland Trust £220,000 – 4 plants
Staff & volunteer time
WWT 400 hours – 3 species
Partnership work – catchments
Restoration – woodland, wetlands

8. Surveillance Networks volunteers, staff and reserves
Citizen science project experience
& data handling
Site monitoring
Links to LAGs &
community groups

9. Guidelines & Training Material
Creating & sharing materials
Delivering training – volunteers, staff, public
Best practice sharing
Advice to landowners & managers
Advice to advisors

10. Other Thoughts Creating a robust EU list Horizon scanning
Monitoring success
Comparing country processes