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Species conservation in the Pacific Islands: taking effective steps forward

Brodie, Gilianne

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Miller, Cara

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Pippard, Helen

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Kami, Taholo

2016
Pacific species face heightened levels of threat due to the relatively small size, fragility and rapid environmental changes from human development and invasive species in many Pacific Island Countries and Territories.
Climate Change : Science and solutions for Australia

Cleugh, Helen (ed.)

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Stafford Smith, Mark (ed.)

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Battaglia, Michael

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Graham, Paul

2011
Climate change is one of the greatest ecological, economic, and social challenges facing us today. The scientific evidence that human activities are contributing to climate change is compelling, but society is increasingly seeking information about t
An invasive ant distribution database to support biosecurity risk analysis in the Pacific

Gruber, Monica A.

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Cooling, Meghan

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Burne, Allan R.

2017
Invasive species are one of the most serious threats to biodiversity. Up-to-date and accurate information on the distribution of invasive species is an important biosecurity risk analysis tool. Several databases are available to determine the distrib
Herbicidal control of bridal creeper (Asparagus asparagoides) in an ecologically sensitive environment

Jusaitis, Manfred

2018
Asparagus asparagoides (bridal creeper) is a highly invasive noxious environmental weed in southern Australia. It poses a severe threat to biodiversity and conservation in temperate natural ecosystems. Pterostylis arenicola, a threatened terrestrial
From wing to wing: the persistence of long ecological interaction chains in less-disturbed ecosystems
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McCauley, Douglas ... et al.

2012
Human impact on biodiversity usually is measured by reduction in species abundance or richness. Just as important, but much more difficult to discern, is the anthropogenic elimination of ecological interactions. Here we report on the persistence of a
Estimating burdens of neglected tropical zoonotic diseases on islands with introduced mammals
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de Wit, Luz A.

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Croll, Donald A.

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Tershy, Bernie.

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Newton, Kelly M.

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Spatz, Dena R.

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Holmes, Nick D.

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Kilpatrick, A. Marm.

2017
Many neglected tropical zoonotic pathogens are maintained by introduced mammals, and on islands the most common introduced species are rodents, cats, and dogs. Management of introduced mammals, including control or eradication of feral populations, w

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