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Eradication and control programmes for invasive mynas (Acridotheres spp.) and bulbuls (Pycnonotus spp.): defining best practice in managing invasive bird populations on oceanic islands
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Saavedra Cruz, S.

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Reynolds, S.J.

2019
Invasive plants and animals inflict much damage on native species and this is particularly the case on isolated oceanic islands with high degrees of endemism. Such islands commonly are important refugia for species of high conservation value. Some of
Towards establishing a Melanesia bio-security & invasive species advisory committee
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2016
The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the various frameworks and initiatives that exist in the Pacific Island Countries and Territories (PICTs) with regards to invasive species management and how they could be utilised towards the d
Myna Bird Inspection Report - Vailima
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Division of Enviornment and Conservation, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

2014
On Tuesday 24th June 2014, the terrestrial section of the Division of Environment and Conservation received a report from Sooalo Tito Alatimu, a principal officer of the Forestry Division, regarding a complaint from a resident of Vailima due to an
2015 Myna Survey. Report to inform the Samoan Myna Management Plan
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Young. S

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Serra. G.

2015
In May 2015, 74 line transects in three different habitat types (plantation, mixed crops, urban) were surveyed on Upolu and Savai’i islands, Samoa, with an aim of estimating the population size, density and distribution of two invasive bird speci
Monitoring of myna bird roosts at Moamoa
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Division of Enviornment and Conservation, Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment

2014
Myna birds are categorized in the starling family, they are native to Southern Asia especially India, has many species and lastly became an introduced invasive species to many countries of the Pacific including Samoa. Specifically, there are two sp
Plan for the Eradication of Myna Birds from Kiribati 31 March 2015. Draft
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Dr. Butler, David J.

2015
The Ministry of Environment, Lands and Agricultural Development (MELAD) has received funds through the regional GEF-PAS Invasives project coordinated by the Secretariat for the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) to eradicate two species
The distribution and abundance of an invasive species: the common myna (Acridotheres tristis) on Atiu, Cook Islands
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Mitchell. J.

2009
An invasive alien species are known to cause significant economic and environmental damage. Islands are much more vulnerable to the invasion of invasive alien species, and have higher rates of extinction. In the islands of the South Pacific, there
12 Myna Bird Control Project. Savaii
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Division of Environment and Conservation, Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment

2014
Indian myna birds were introduced in Samoa within different periods for such reasons as to control cattle ticks. They have now spread to most parts of two main habitat islands of Samoa, Upolu and Savaii. The two introduced species of myna have now be
Myna Bird Control Project. Phase 10 Report. Savaii
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Division of Environment and Conservation, Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment

2013
Myna birds are now found at high population around Samoa. They were at sight everywhere but seem more frequent around people's compounds and personal properties as well. Upon completion of the 9th poison baiting operation, the team conducted its 10th
Managing mynas (Acridotheres fuscus and A. tristis) in the Independent State of Samoa August, 2015 : A plan prepared as one of the Management Actions of the Global Environment Facility Pacific Alliance for Sustainability (GEF-PAS) Invasive Alien Species project funded by the United Nations Environment Program and executed by SPREP
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Nagle W.G

2015
This document builds on lessons learned from 10 years of DEC-MNRE action on the myna issue, training workshops on invasive species management, a 2015 myna population transect survey (conservative estimate of total population in Samoa between 129,407

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