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Invasion by the red-vented bulbul: an overview of recent studies in New Caledonia

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Thibault, M.

Vidal, E.

Potter, M.A.

Masse, F.

Pujapujane, A.

Fogliani, B.

Lannuzel, G.

Jourdan, H.

Robert, N.

Demaret, L.

Barré, N.

Brescia, F.

New Caledonia is a tropical archipelago of the South Pacific Ocean, and is one of the 36 world biodiversity hotspots. However, its unique biodiversity is increasingly threatened by habitat fragmentation and introductions of invasive alien species. Am

Successes and failures of rat eradications on tropical islands: a comparative review of eight recent projects

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Griffiths, R.

Brown, D.

Tershy, B.

Pitt, W.C.

Cuthbert, R.J.

Wegmann, A.

Keitt, B.

Cranwell, S.

Howald, G.

Rat eradication is a highly effective tool for conserving biodiversity, but one that requires considerable planning effort, a high level of precision during implementation and carries no guarantee of success. Overall, rates of success are generally h

House mice on islands: management and lessons from New Zealand

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Broome, K.

Brown, D.

Brown, K.

Murphy, E.

Birmingham,C.

Golding, C.

Corson, P.

Cox, A.

Griffiths, R.

The impacts of house mice (Mus musculus), one of four invasive rodent species in New Zealand, are only clearly revealed on islands and fenced sanctuaries without rats and other invasive predators which suppress mouse populations, influence their beha

Using expert Knowledge and Field Surveys to Guide Management of an Invasive Alien Palm in a Pacific Island Lowland Rainforest

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Dyer, M.J.B.

Keppel, G.

Watling, D.

Tuiwawa, M.

Vido, S.

Boehmer, H.J.

Invasive alien ornamental plants are a global problem, especially on oceanic islands, and can have severe impacts on native biodiversity. Pinanga coronata, is an ornamental palm tree that can form mono-dominant stands in its native habitat and is wid

Assessment and control of biological invasion risks

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Koike, Fumito (ed.)

Clout, Mick N. (ed.)

Kawamichi, Mieko (ed.)

Poorter, Maj De (ed.)

Iwatsuki, Kunio (ed.)

The Convention on Biological Diversity has been adopted by many countries, resulting in the development of national biodiversity strategies. This illustrates the international recognition of the importance of protecting ecosystems. However, ecosystem

biodiversity

Marine invasive alien species : recent progress in addressing a growing threat to ocean biodiversity and ecosystems

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IUCN

The spread of marine species beyond their native environment is of increasing concern due to rapid growth in commercial shipping and recreational boating, activities that can help organisms hitchhike. Marine invasive species are currently re

Guidelines on biofuels and invasive species

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IUCN

Many governments are actively encouraging private investment in biofuels developments to harness the perceived benefits of biofuels such as agricultural development, increased energy security and independence, improved balance of trade and reduced gr

biofuels

The state of Australia's birds 2006 : invasive species / compiled by Penny Olsen ... [et al.]

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Olsen, Penny

The state of Australia's birds in 2006 with the number of invasive alien species.

Global strategy on invasive alien species

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McNeely, J.A.

Mooney, L.E.

Neville, P.S.

Waage, J.K.

The spread of invasive alien species (IAS) is creating complex and far-reaching challenges that threaten both the natural biological riches of the earth and the well being of its citizens. While the problem is global, the nature and severity of t

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