G. Latombe

A kernel integral method to remove biases in estimating trait turnover

This paper introduces a kernel integral method (KIM) to compute trait turnover, showing it better aligns with theoretical expectations and is less sensitive to species number than existing methods.

European scenarios for future biological invasions

The paper develops and evaluates regional scenarios for biological invasions in Europe, showing discrepancies with global scenarios and highlighting the need for invasion-specific scenarios.

A scenario-guided strategy for the future management of biological invasions

The paper develops a scenario-based strategy for managing invasive alien species in Europe, identifying key recommendations and assessing their feasibility across different future scenarios.

Capacity of countries to reduce biological invasions

This study identifies socio-ecological predictors that explain country-level alien species richness and capacity to manage biological invasions, revealing historical influences of governance and trade.

Projecting the futures of plant traits across habitats in Central Europe

The paper projects future changes in plant traits for native and non-native species under environmental scenarios in Central Europe.

A multi-species co-occurrence index to avoid type II errors in null model testing

The paper introduces a multi-species co-occurrence index to detect Type II errors in null model testing by considering joint occupancy of multiple species.

G-IRAE: a Generalised approach for linking the total Impact of invasion to species' Range, Abundance and per-unit Effects

The paper introduces G-IRAE, a method to estimate the total impact of alien species by linking range, abundance, and per-unit effects, and applies it to management costs.

Alternative futures for global biological invasions

The paper develops global biological invasion scenarios through a participatory process, highlighting socio-economic and policy factors as key drivers alongside ecological ones.

What is valued in conservation? A framework to compare ethical perspectives

The paper presents a framework to compare ethical perspectives in conservation by decomposing value systems and their implications for management decisions.

The application of zeta diversity as a continuous measure of compositional change in ecology

This paper applies zeta diversity to study compositional change across multiple biological systems, showing its utility in capturing biodiversity turnover patterns.