Horizon Europe · Protection and Security
Innovative solutions to fight wildlife trafficking and to reduce invasion of invasive alien species
Call summary
From the official text, opening part
Expected Outcome: Proposals are expected to contribute to all the following expected outcomes: custom officers, border guards and relevant law enforcement officers and civil servants from competent authorities have improved capacities to detect illegal wildlife trade and prevent invasive alien species introduction, reintroduction and spread; illegal wildlife trade is better detected, contributing to improved protection of endangered species, and the spread of invasive alien species through trade is prevented and identified as early as possible, supporting the EU and global biodiversity objectives. Scope: Wildlife trafficking and invasive alien species pose major threats to biodiversity [1] and present important challenges regarding enforcement, prevention and detection capacities. Invasive alien species also cause significant negative economic impacts, estimated at around €12 billion per… more
Artificial intelligence, intelligent systems, multi agent systemsCybercrime prosecution and law enforcementEarly warning systemsEnvironmental protectionEnvironmental stressorsFight against traffickingInvasive Alien Marine SpeciesNature-based solutionsRobotics for law enforcementSurveillance of environment in order to alertTaxonomyWildlifeEASINEU biodiversity strategy for 2030European Alien Species Information NetworkIAS
Academics who may be relevant
By subject fit
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%53MEHMET SERDAR ORUÇ
Shared topics: Wildlife Ecology and Conservation · Species Distribution and Climate Change
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%44ANIL SOYUMERT ERTÜRK
Shared topics: Wildlife Ecology and Conservation · Species Distribution and Climate Change · Ecology and biodiversity studies
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%42KEMAL KURT
Shared topics: Subterranean biodiversity and taxonomy · Marine Ecology and Invasive Species · Environmental DNA in Biodiversity Studies
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%40CAN NACAR
Shared topics: Wildlife Ecology and Conservation · Species Distribution and Climate Change · Wildlife-Road Interactions and Conservation
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%40EMRAH ÇELİK
Shared topics: Wildlife Ecology and Conservation · Species Distribution and Climate Change
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