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Online database for recorders, varying in experience level.
Pros-
1) Anyone can do it.
2)Submissions get checked, to validate.
3) It isnt bias towards a species/group.
4) Engagement through conferences has been made.
5) Updates, and development on producing a mobile app to make it even easier and more accurate.
6) Includes location  to make WHERE accurate.
7) Affiliated with organisations like Cornwall Wildlife Trust, SINNG
8)Provides information via training, downloads.
9)Data can be used as proof of species, or dispersal. Can be given access to universities/local groups.

Cons-
1) App will require smart phone-  only android at the moment .
2) App requires online/mobile access- IT-illiterate people will struggle.
3)Can question accurate recordings due to being specific to Cornwall and Scilly. Disputes vagrants and more geographical distributed species.
4) Requires validation, increasing manpower needed.
5)  If species/group lack experts for validation, it could cause problems.

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- People put in a lot of effort over 1500 trees were tagged, however many of the trees tagged were not included due to resources and time not being available for them to visit every tree tagged.
This has been resolved by prioritising trees growing in woodlands with other ash trees.
- Some volunteers did not hear back about their tree(s) other than a note provided on their website, which may dishearten them, impacting their future into other projects.
However this saves resources, by putting time and money into the cause.
It has been a successful project into identifying resistant trees, allowing next stages i.e. propagation of new stock to occur.

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- based mainly in north america
- outreach to younger audiences in schools
- 75% of the people they work with , have little or no interactions with birds
- no App or online presence except for a website
- Anyone can do it

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Voluntary
200 hours inspection time split onto two landing sites- Grants to cover these hours
Campaign
Inspect - boats, trailers and equipment
Remove- all attached aquatic plants and animals
Drain- all water from boats, vehicles and equipment
Never move - plants or live fish away from waterbody
STOP - Aquatic hitchhikers
Enter data via website 'Surface water integrated monitoring system'
-training provided
- run by university of Wisconsin

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- Phone app
- Allows rapid and early detection, helps prevent damage to native honey bees.
- Native & Asian Hornet species often look alike. Provide I.D guides to allow more accurate reporting.
- If photos not included in records, can be difficult to verify due to native species lookalike.

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- Covers a wide audience (adults and children)
- Incentive as data from Conker Tree Science project published in scientific journal PLOS ONE
- The leaves of conker trees can be damaged by blotch fungus so site provides identification of other species.
- Project involves with what needs to be found out, and kept up to date.

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Pros
1) Anyone can do it
2) Well advertised
3) Has a lot of backing
4) Simple to follow
5) Works on a variety of habitats, and activities
6) Standard procedure to follow with PPE
7)Gives specific species to look out for

Cons
1) Time consuming for some people
2) May get in way of activity
3) Its not enforced, so not everyone cares
4) Can be involved with peoples jobs,  so can be considered intrusive
5) May not have facilities to clean
6) Invasives can be too small to be seen.
7) Is advertised primarily at  boat/kayak/ fishing.

Plantwise
Pros
1)Only targets invasive plants
2)Online prescence
3) Very easily set out
4)Online tips are pleasant, not forcing.
5)Really pretty website :)- Tyler Young, 2018.
6) Gives tips for the whole process.

Cons
1) Time consuming
2) Expects people to 'care', educated or want to be educated
3) Damage can be unavoidable with  purchaseable plants
4)Specific for England and Scotland, no Wales.

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- Catchy, easy to remember
- Covers a range of activities, not just water based
- supported by many organisations, meaning importance of preventing INNS is known
People may find it time consuming

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-clearly states who is responsible
- tips on how to ID INNS, and how to help customers ID INNS.
- covers range of transmission routes e.g. composting, planting
- 3 easy steps to carry out
- Provides staff posters for businesses to use
-  People may be resistant to change, if they have done what they do for a long time.
- large media coverage

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- Invasive status not well known
- does not have an ISAP currently
- most searches relating to recipes and how to eat it. This encourages its growth.
- maybe a further campaign from Plantlife, information on their website currently.

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Online website and app for mapping geographical distribution for species of deer that are effecting native flora.
Can be used in nature reserves (ie woodlands that special interest saplings are being targetted by deer population)
Can be used in array with local deer group, and if necessary to, assist with where to trap/cull.