Data underlying the publication: The conservation paradox of critically endangered fish species: trading alien sturgeons versus native sturgeon reintroduction in the Rhine-Meuse river delta

The data underlies the publication Brevé et al. (2022). This dataset has data on the industry of sturgeon aquaculture and the occurrences of alien sturgeons in garden ponds and angling ponds and hydrologically connected waters in the Rhine-Meuse river delta. The incentive of this study was a reintroduction of the native and critically endangered European sturgeon (Acipenser sturio). By analysing the data we found the spread of alien sturgeons in cultivation and natural waters to be unexpectedly high, which poses risks (diseases and parasites, hybridisation, predation and competition) to their novel environment and its native biodiversity.

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Main Authors: Brevé, Niels, Leuven, Rob S.E.W., Buijse, Tom, Murk, Tinka, Venema, Jorrit, Nagelkerke, Leo
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Published: Wageningen University & Research
Subjects:Acipenser sturio, Acipenseriformes conservation, Meuse, Rhine, alien species, aquaculture, citizen science, exotic pet trade, risk assessment,
Online Access:https://research.wur.nl/en/datasets/data-underlying-the-publication-the-conservation-paradox-of-criti
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spelling dig-wur-nl-wurpubs-6003882024-09-30 Brevé, Niels Leuven, Rob S.E.W. Buijse, Tom Murk, Tinka Venema, Jorrit Nagelkerke, Leo Dataset Data underlying the publication: The conservation paradox of critically endangered fish species: trading alien sturgeons versus native sturgeon reintroduction in the Rhine-Meuse river delta 2022 The data underlies the publication Brevé et al. (2022). This dataset has data on the industry of sturgeon aquaculture and the occurrences of alien sturgeons in garden ponds and angling ponds and hydrologically connected waters in the Rhine-Meuse river delta. The incentive of this study was a reintroduction of the native and critically endangered European sturgeon (Acipenser sturio). By analysing the data we found the spread of alien sturgeons in cultivation and natural waters to be unexpectedly high, which poses risks (diseases and parasites, hybridisation, predation and competition) to their novel environment and its native biodiversity. Wageningen University & Research text/html https://research.wur.nl/en/datasets/data-underlying-the-publication-the-conservation-paradox-of-criti 10.17026/dans-28u-x3w3 https://edepot.wur.nl/574858 Acipenser sturio Acipenseriformes conservation Meuse Rhine alien species aquaculture citizen science exotic pet trade risk assessment Wageningen University & Research
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topic Acipenser sturio
Acipenseriformes conservation
Meuse
Rhine
alien species
aquaculture
citizen science
exotic pet trade
risk assessment
Acipenser sturio
Acipenseriformes conservation
Meuse
Rhine
alien species
aquaculture
citizen science
exotic pet trade
risk assessment
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Acipenseriformes conservation
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Rhine
alien species
aquaculture
citizen science
exotic pet trade
risk assessment
Acipenser sturio
Acipenseriformes conservation
Meuse
Rhine
alien species
aquaculture
citizen science
exotic pet trade
risk assessment
Brevé, Niels
Leuven, Rob S.E.W.
Buijse, Tom
Murk, Tinka
Venema, Jorrit
Nagelkerke, Leo
Data underlying the publication: The conservation paradox of critically endangered fish species: trading alien sturgeons versus native sturgeon reintroduction in the Rhine-Meuse river delta
description The data underlies the publication Brevé et al. (2022). This dataset has data on the industry of sturgeon aquaculture and the occurrences of alien sturgeons in garden ponds and angling ponds and hydrologically connected waters in the Rhine-Meuse river delta. The incentive of this study was a reintroduction of the native and critically endangered European sturgeon (Acipenser sturio). By analysing the data we found the spread of alien sturgeons in cultivation and natural waters to be unexpectedly high, which poses risks (diseases and parasites, hybridisation, predation and competition) to their novel environment and its native biodiversity.
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topic_facet Acipenser sturio
Acipenseriformes conservation
Meuse
Rhine
alien species
aquaculture
citizen science
exotic pet trade
risk assessment
author Brevé, Niels
Leuven, Rob S.E.W.
Buijse, Tom
Murk, Tinka
Venema, Jorrit
Nagelkerke, Leo
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Leuven, Rob S.E.W.
Buijse, Tom
Murk, Tinka
Venema, Jorrit
Nagelkerke, Leo
author_sort Brevé, Niels
title Data underlying the publication: The conservation paradox of critically endangered fish species: trading alien sturgeons versus native sturgeon reintroduction in the Rhine-Meuse river delta
title_short Data underlying the publication: The conservation paradox of critically endangered fish species: trading alien sturgeons versus native sturgeon reintroduction in the Rhine-Meuse river delta
title_full Data underlying the publication: The conservation paradox of critically endangered fish species: trading alien sturgeons versus native sturgeon reintroduction in the Rhine-Meuse river delta
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