EMAPI Conferences are held in alternate years at selected venues around the world. They are unique meetings where it is possible to present state of the art alien plant research. Although the EMAPI acronym was first adopted in 2001, the earliest roots of EMAPI can be traced to an Invasive Plants Conference organized in 1992 by Max Wade, Lois Child and John Brock in Loughborough University, UK. The aim of the EMAPI of 2017 is to promote the opportunity of sharing findings and experiences, and presenting syntheses of state-of-the-art knowledge on alien plant invasions in order to face the many challenges of this thematic and create new opportunities to address it. Scientists, managers and policy makers from around the world will interact and explore ways to face global and regional challenges presented by alien plant invasions, for the benefit of the present and future generations. ... [Information of the supplier]
