willingness-to-pay
the stated price that an individual would accept to pay for avoiding the loss or the diminution of an environmental service
the stated price that an individual would accept to pay for avoiding the loss or the diminution of an environmental service
species that are able to maintain viable populations across a range of environments leading to a large range size. Widespread species are likely to experience a large range of ecological and climatic conditions within their range. A large niche width – based on the current distribution of a species – seems to be a general pattern in widespread species
Any living or non-living carrier that transports living organisms intentionally or unintentionally
a contact network, which provides opportunities for the transmission of contagious diseases within and between sectors. It follows that these chains (networks) can be understood and taken into account in planning risk management strategies for disease prevention and control” especially in relation with “risky parts of the value chain”
temporal trends are directional long-term changes (i.e., decades to centuries) in numbers of species, populations or individuals introduced, or the spatial extent of colonization (Buckland et al., 2017). In this assessment report, trends are presented as indicators of species numbers (species richness) and rates of accumulation of species (e.g., first records of a species in a given location) over time.
the set of formal and informal (public and private) rules, rulemaking systems and actor networks at all levels of human society that enable transformative change
a fundamental, system-wide reorganization across technological, economic, and social factors making sustainability the norm
a situation in which individuals with access to a public resource (also called a common) act in their own interest and, in doing so, ultimately deplete the resource
actions, including extended programme of surveys and general surveillance (capturing unstructured and untargeted surveillance data and information from a wide range of sources), undertaken in order to directly or indirectly detect the presence of one or many invasive alien species over time
invasive alien species management (in all contexts) focused on reducing the threats and impacts of specific or multiple invasive alien species.