After two decades, Indonesia publishes plan for tackling invasive species

Mongabay
By Philip JacobsonJun 29, 2015, 7:29 am76 pts
Twenty years after ratifying a legally binding UN convention which obligates parties to deal with invasive alien species, considered to be main direct drivers of biodiversity loss across the globe, Indonesia has drawn up a national strategic plan on the matter. The plan outlines steps to mitigate invasive…

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