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Invasive non-native species records from SEWeb

Scotland's Environment Web

Description

Invasive non-native species records entered by users of the SE Web website to record their ad hoc and structured observations and photographs of INNS in Scotland from 2015 onwards.

Geographic Description

Anywhere in Scotland

Purpose

To contribute to understanding the distribution of existing INNS in Scotand; to identify new arrivals of high impact INNS and allow appropriate management responses; to encourage citizen science activity in this area; to raise public awareness of INNS issues.

Data quality

This dataset includes both verified and unverified observations. Users should be aware when interpreting the records. For verification the iRecord system is used which has NBN record cleaner rules incorporated within it. In addition, further checks are made for outlying records (based on species, location and date) by invasive species experts.

Methods

Direct ad hoc and structured survey observations and photographs of Scotland's invasive non-native species priorities. Records to be submitted to NBN without verfication being required and non-verified status to be clearly identified on NBN. Verification to be undertaken within the iRecord verification system.

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Rights

OGL

Open Government Licence

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Date created: 2017-03-30
Metadata updated: 2021-02-02
Most recent data published: 2021-02-02

Licence

Open Government Licence 3.0 Open Government Licence 3.0

Contact

Scot Mathieson
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