An Introduction to the IUCN Red List
The IUCN Red List is an internationally standardised process used to assess the likelihood of a species going extinct. It makes use of all available data on a species’ ecology and distribution, together with standardised categories and criteria to determine the final conservation status of a species.
In this talk, Hlengiwe Mtshali provides an introduction to the IUCN Red List and it's uses. Hlengiwe Mtshali is a Plant Red List Specialist whose research interests include freshwater ecology, particularly aquatic plants.
Ms Hlengiwe Mtshali
Plant Red List Specialist, South African National Biodiversity Institute (SANBI)
Hlengiwe Mtshali is a Plant Red List Specialist whose research interests include freshwater ecology, particularly aquatic plants.
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