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Since its creation in 2002, the objectives of the working group “invasive alien species of the Loire basin” led to scientific and technical information exchange on the management of freshwater invasive plants, and common tools. The structuration of the network was achieved at this scale through multi-level coordination groups: local, departmental regional and basin levels. Each group relaying bottom-up and top-down the information and the needs for tools, the coherence of the action is multiplied on most parts of the basin. The members of the group are experts, management project leaders, territorial structures as well as institutions and non-profit organizations. It relies on a network of practitioners. Based on the learnings of more than 10 years, the Loire basin invasive alien species management strategy 2014–2020 is articulated with the strategies at European, national and regional levels. It aims to coordinate relevant actions at the scale of a large river basin and to exchange on the management of freshwater invasive plants and animals methods. This document identifies guidelines for emerging invasive alien species management projects. The 24 priority actions for this period (2014–2020) are grouped in 5 main subjects: Coordination, Knowledge and Exchanges, Monitoring and Early intervention, Management and Awareness, Communication and Training. Each action is detailed with aim, context, partners, evaluation and expected products. The deployment of the strategy will take place in the frame of the Loire nature program 2014–2020. It will promote the monitoring, the rapid response to new populations (e.g. new species or on colonization fronts). An accent is also given on awareness raising and information exchange in this European funded program.

From networking to a coordinated management strategy for the invasive alien species of the Loire-Brittany basin