Report prepared for the Experts Meeting Towards the Implementation of a Global Invasive Species Information
Network (GISIN), 6-8 April, 2004. Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
C - iii
8/30/2004
Description: XML files for each of 19 organizations (each containing projects, datasets, experts, and
lists of species for that organization); I3N Cataloguer with species, experts, projects, data sets;
metadata on species and projects associated with experts, a list of species, a list of institutions,
photos and details about 4 invasive species and a questionnaire.
Host/Originating Country: Ministerio del ambiente / Republic of Ecuador
Language: Spanish
Description: Lists of research organizations and associated xml pages. I3N catalogs include species
metadata.
Description: 5 fact sheets on invertebrate species, and 2 fact sheets on plant species.
Host/Originating Country: Oficina Tecnica de Biodiversidad / Guatemala.
Language: Spanish
Description: Lists of invasive species, experts, projects, databases, a photographic gallery,
information on Verticillata hydrilla. I3N catalogs include the I3N-Guatemala catalog of information on
invasive species research and activities in Guatemala.
Host/Originating Country: Jamaica Clearing House Mechanism (CHM), Natural History Division of
the Institute of Jamaica, Jamaica.
Language: English, Spanish, Portuguese
Description: Animal and plant species taxonomic information, resource persons catalogue,
bibliographic and research listings for Jamaica IAS.
Host/Originating Country: Conabio / Mexico.
Language: Spanish
Description: Describes invasive species information system developments in Mexico, including the
Biotica database # in this list, and the National System of Information on Biodiversidad (SNIB) as
containing IAS information. I3N catalogs include species information, experts, projects and data sets.
Host/Originating Country: Centro de Datos para la Conservación / Paraguay
Language: Spanish
Description: Catalogs include a species list and metadata.
Description: List of invasive species of concern of the NBII Invasive Species Information Node
(clicking on the species name brings up a page, created from the XML, with the actual content of all
Species List with ITIS links.