Population assessment of the Corfu killifish and other Greek endemic freshwater species using established and innovative methods
Project RESILIENT, a partnership between ZSL, HCMR and the University of Derby (UoD), aims at assessing the current population status of the Corfu killifish using both conventional ichthyological and the least invasive environmental DNA method, as well as expanding this work in two other endangered fish species of Greece.
Application of Innovative Methodologies for the Wide Range Monitoring of Native and Alien Freshwater Fish of Greece. Bristol Zoological Society and AG Leventis Foundation
Actions to improve the conservation status of the protected fish species Squalius keadicus (Endangered) and Pelasgus laconicus (Critically Endangered) Τhe PARNON project aims to improve the conservation status of the protected …
Population assessment of two critically endangered Greek fish species and range assessments of the highly invasive mosquitofish and topmouth gudgeon The aims of project PACIM are: (a) to conduct a population assessment …
Development, reproduction and ethology of the Greek killifish Valencia sp. Project DECAGON aims at breeding the critically endangered freshwater species Valencia letourneuxi and Valencia robertae at close-circuit conditions for stock maintenance …
RESILIENT
05/09/2018
30/09/2019
13.703,51 €
European project (Zoological Society of London/ AG Leventis Foundation)
Inland Waters
