Carlos Cano-Barbacil

canobarbacil.bsky.social

09 October 2026 14:15

🌍Our results reveal contrasting trends: fast life-cycle species are increasing their occupancy, while habitat specialists are increasingly confined to more marginal niches. These results have important implications for biodiversity conservation under global change.

Carlos Cano-Barbacil

canobarbacil.bsky.social

09 October 2026 14:15

🐟Interestingly, some non-native species, such as Carassius auratus and Cyprinus carpio, have also reduced their occupancy, likely reflecting the legacy of historical introductions that failed to establish self-sustaining populations. #BiologicalInvasions #InvasiveSpecies

Carlos Cano-Barbacil

canobarbacil.bsky.social

09 October 2026 14:11

🚨 NEW PAPER OUT! How have Iberian freshwater fish communities changed over the last 25 years? In our new study, we investigate changes in fish occupancy and ecological niches across more than 200 sites. @mncn-csic.bsky.social @iea-udg.bsky.social onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

Carlos Cano-Barbacil

canobarbacil.bsky.social

03 October 2026 16:45

🚨 New paper out! Which non-native species could invade the Canary Islands next? In this stdy led by @ana-franco.bsky.social we used horizon scanning with 37 experts to identify future invasion threats, helping inform prevention and surveillance 🔗 doi.org/10.1111/ddi....

Carlos Cano-Barbacil

canobarbacil.bsky.social

23 September 2026 13:19

Our paper is on the cover of the latest issue of Hydrobiologia! 🎨🐟 Our study on non-native freshwater fishes across the circum-Mediterranean region is featured on the cover of Volume 853, Issue 20. Pretty cool to see my photo out there! 🔗: link.springer.com/article/10.1...