Helen Elizabeth Roy

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University of Exeter
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Helen Elizabeth Roy is a Professor at the University of Exeter, United Kingdom. Her research areas focus on biodiversity change, biological invasions, and the role of citizen science in ecological monitoring. Recent publications include studies on biosecurity, insect invasions in Cyprus, and the integration of evidence streams to understand species dynamics. Professor Roy's work aims to enhance knowledge and awareness of invasive species and biodiversity conservation.

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Gordon Port

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Sven Bacher

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Jana Mullerova

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Alejandro Ordonez

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Bernd Lenzner

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Sebastian Salata

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John Iwan Jones

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Ninad Mungi

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Tim Adriaens

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Katharina Dehnen-Schmutz

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Montserrat Vilà Planella

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