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Feasibility assessment of the eradication of ship rats (R.rattus) and kiore (R.exulans) from Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands
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Oyston, E. (Department of conservation)

2023
This report assesses the feasibility of eradicating rats from Palmerston Atoll – a small inhabited Atoll located in the Southern Cook Island group. The project was originally requested by the community so has social acceptance and political support.
Manage Marine Biosecurity in the Pacific
Available Online
2022
Invasive marine species are organisms that are introduced to parts of the world where they do not naturally occur and which have negative impacts on people, the environment, or resources. Negative impacts from invasive marine species include outcom
DRAFT Water Lettuce Community Consultation Report

Divisions of Environment and Conservation - Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

2015
National Community Consultation Invasive Species

Divisions of Environment and Conservation - Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

2015
Did you know - Ship Rats
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National Environment Service Tuanga Tapooporo Cook Islands

Ship rats (rattus rattus) is the only species of rat not found on Atiu.
Use natural enemies to manage widespread weeds in the Pacific
Available Online
2020
We are a diverse bunch of people in the Pacific region, which spans about one third of the earth's surface and encompasses about half of the global sea surface. Natural enemies can be used to restore natural balance between weeds and the environment
Protect our islands with biosecurity
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2020
Many invasive plants are successful by producing large numbers of seeds easily transported by wind, water and animals. However invasions are started almost exclusively through the actions of people.
Build resilient ecosystems and communities by managing invasive species in high-priority sites
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2020
Invasive species are leading driver of biodiversity loss in the Pacific. They impact ecosystem resilience, ecosystem services and the future ability to adapt to climate change.
Manage low-incidence priority weeds to conserve Pacific biodiversity
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2020
A weed is any plant that is in the wrong place and requires action to reduce its effect on the economy, environment, human health or amenity. Weeds are also known as invasive plants.
Tackling invasive non-native species in the UK overseas territories : gap analysis of biosecurity capacity.
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Key, Jill

2017
In 2016 the project Tackling Invasive Non-Native Species in the UK Overseas Territories was initiated, funded through the FCO’s Conflict, Stability and Security Fund (CSSF). The project objective is “to improve the biosecurity of the OTs against inva

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