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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)

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.

Teach Indigenous knowledge alongside Science

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Amanada Black

Jason M Tylianakis

Cnflict has grown around Indigenous knowledge in education policy. There has been growing acceptance of the value of Indigenous knowledge for promoting ecological resilience, transformational approaches in stewardship, and cultural renewal within glo

Indigenous peoples' attitudes and social acceptability of invasive species control in New Zealand

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Amanda Black

Gary Garner

Melanie Mark-Shadbolt

Jovana Balanovic

Edith MacDonald

Ocean Mercier

Janine Wright

Context. In Aotearoa New Zealand, a significant threat to biodiversity, conservation efforts and Indigenous cultural identity is the unwanted introduction of invasive pests, plants and pathogens. Currently methods to control invasive species in Aotea

International news media framing of invasive rodent eradications

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Valdez, R ,X.

Peterson, M, N.

Pitts, E, A.

Delborne, J, A.

Invasive rodents threaten global island biodiversity and have been eradicated from hundreds of islands. Eradication efforts can be contentious due to animal welfare concerns and risk to non-target species. The news media plays a critical role by prov

Participants talk about the Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Course

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Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Support Services (PRISMSS)

Between 22 October and 22 November 2019 the Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) held the first comprehensive event of its kind and scale for the pacific region at SPREP, Apia, Samoa. In this video the participa

COP28 PRISMSS Side Event (Summary) - Restoring Island Restoring Island Resilience

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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

The Pacific Island nations of Niue and Tonga are leading global efforts to expand the management of invasive species at a large-landscape scale and increase the resilience of their ecosystems and communities to the impacts of climate change. Niue’s E

Tips on relationships with donors and others

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Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Support Services (PRISMSS)

Sadler, D.

Pro tips for communication with donors with an emphasis on maintaining the relationship.

COP28 PRISMSS Side Event -Restoring Island Resilience

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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP)

The Pacific Island nations of Niue and Tonga are leading global efforts to expand the management of invasive species at a large-landscape scale and increase the resilience of their ecosystems and communities to the impacts of climate change. Niue’s E

Restoring Island Resilience

PRISMSS Triannual Newsletter July 2023

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Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Support Services (PRISMSS)

Invasive species are the leading driver of biodiversity loss in the Pacific. They have a significant impact on ecosystem resilience leading to a loss of ecosystem services and a reduced ability to adapt to climate change. PRISMSS aims to assist

Stepping up management actions in the Pacific - Trailer

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Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Support Services (PRISMSS)

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