FRIAS: Global Dataset of Freshwater Introduced Alien Species
FRIAS: Global Dataset of Freshwater Introduced Alien Species
The FRIAS (FReshwater Invasive and Alien Species) dataset is a global standardized compiled database of freshwater alien and invasive species worldwide. It integrates key data such as taxonomy, native and recipient ranges, introduction pathways, ecological impacts, and dates of first records. It provides a comprehensive resource to support monitoring, risk assessment, and research on biological invasions in freshwater ecosystems.
This dataset is generated through the transparent and replicable FRIAS workflow, whose code is stored on Github (https://github.com/AlbaSevilla/FRIAS)
Peer reviewed
- Spanish National Research Council Spain
- Leibniz Association Germany
- Chinese Academy of Sciences China (People's Republic of)
- University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice Czech Republic
- University of Stirling United Kingdom
workflow, Exotic species, biological invasions, Freshwater habitat, introduced species, GBIF, EICAT, freshwater habitat, Biological invasions, Macroecology, non native species, exotic species, open-source, database
workflow, Exotic species, biological invasions, Freshwater habitat, introduced species, GBIF, EICAT, freshwater habitat, Biological invasions, Macroecology, non native species, exotic species, open-source, database
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