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On Demand Webinar | Integrated INNS Management From Catchment to Coast

Explore how a catchment-to-coast approach supports a fully integrated INNS Management plan that delivers results.

Why a Catchment-to-Coast Approach?

Managing invasive non-native species requires more than site-specific action. Species can spread through interconnected waterways, infrastructure, recreational activities and operational pathways, making coordinated management essential.

Drawing on APEM’s extensive experience across the UK and internationally, our specialists explore how organisations can strengthen biosecurity by taking a broader, evidence-led view of risk.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

  • Why connected freshwater, estuarine and marine environments should be considered together
  • How integrated risk assessment supports more effective biosecurity planning
  • The role of monitoring, surveillance and pathway management in preventing the spread of INNS
  • Practical considerations for developing proportionate, evidence-based management strategies

Whether you’re developing a biosecurity plan, managing environmental risk or looking to improve resilience against invasive species, you’ll gain valuable insights you can apply within your organisation

Access the recording below and discover how a catchment-to-coast approach can strengthen your organisation’s invasive non-native species management strategy.

Integrated INNS Management From Catchment to Coast

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