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Capacity and Capability of Remote Sensing to Inform Invasive Plant Species Management in the Pacific Islands Region.
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Chan, Carrol M. H

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Owers, Chrisopher J.

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Fuller, Sascha

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Hayward, Matt W.

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Moverley, David

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Griffin, Andrea S.

2024
The application of remote sensing methods to detect invasive plant species was heavily reliant on species ecology, extent of invasion and available geospatial and remotely sensed image data.
Rethinking atoll futures: local resilience to global challenges
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Steibl, Sebastian

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Kench, Paul S.

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Young, Hillary S.

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Wegmann, Alex S.

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Holmes, Nick D.

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Bunbury, Nancy

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Teavai-Murphy, Teurumereariki Hinano

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Davies, Neil

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Murphy, Frank

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Russell, James C.

2023
Atoll islands are often perceived as inevitably lost due to rising sea levels. However, unlike other islands, atoll islands are dynamic landforms that have evolved, at least historically, to vertically accrete at a pace commensurate with changing s
Teach Indigenous knowledge alongside Science
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Amanada Black

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Jason M Tylianakis

2024
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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Black, Amanda

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Garner, Gary

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Mark-Shadbolt, Melanie

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Balanovic, Jovana

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MacDonald, Edith

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Mercier, Ocean

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Wright, Janine

2021
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.

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Peterson, M. N.

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Pitts, E. A.

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Delborne, J. A.

2019
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
Predation of sea turtle eggs by rats and crabs
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Stokes, H., Esteban, N., Hays, G. C.

2023
Egg predation by invasive and native species may have severe impacts on endangered species and negatively affect species recovery. We assessed the levels of egg predation within green turtle (Chelonia mydas) clutches on the island of Diego Garcia (7.
Seabirds subsidize terrestrial food webs and coral reefs in a tropical rat-invaded archipelago
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Linhares, Bruno de Andrade

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Bugoni, Leandro

2022
Allochthonous resource fluxes mediated by organisms crossing ecosystem boundaries may be essential for supporting the structure and function of resource-limited environments, such as tropical islands and surrounding coral reefs. However, invasive spe
Abundance and Home ranges of Feral Cats in an Urban Conservancy where there is Supplemental Feeding: a case study from South Africa
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Tennent, J.

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Downs, C.T.

2008
There is much debate surrounding the impact of feral cats (Felis catus) on wildlife. Conservancies areusually areas where indigenous flora and fauna are protected and aliens excluded or managed. The University of KwaZulu-Natal’s Howard College campus
A Review of Feral Cat Eradication on Islands
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Nogales, M.

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Martin, A.

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Tershy, B.R.

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Donlan, C.J.

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Veitch, D.

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Puerta, B.

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Wood, B.

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Alonso, J.

2004
Feral cats are directly responsible for a large percentage of global extinctions, particularly on islands. We reviewed feral cat eradication programs with the intent of providing information for future island conservation actions. Most insular cat in
Seabird Diversity and Biomass Enhance Cross-Ecosystem Nutrient Subsidies
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Benkwitt, C.E

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Carr, P

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Wilson, S.K

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Graham, N.A.J

2022
Seabird biomass was particularly important for terrestrial and near-shore subsidies and enhancing fish biomass, while seabird diversity was associated with nutrient subsidies further offshore. The positive effects of diversity were likely driven by h

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