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Where to invade next: Inaction on biological invasions threatens sustainability in a small island developing state of the tropic
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Lenz, M.

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Galvin, S.

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Keppel, G.

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Gopaul, Sunil.

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Kowasch, M.

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Dyer, M.J.

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Watling, D.

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Lodhar, S.

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Hanson, G.C.

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Erasmi, S.

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Boehmer, H.J.

2021
The South Pacific region is a hotspot of biodiversity but also has the world´s highest concentration of invasive alien plant species. Although the issue of biological invasions has been increasingly acknowledged by local governments and international
Gear/tech review | Setting up rat traps
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Cranwell, Steve

2021
In this video, Steve Cranwell of BirdLife International, PRISMSS technical lead for the Predator Free Pacific (PFP) Programme, demonstrates how to set up rat traps that are common in Pacific communities.
Creature feature | Introduced Rats in the Pacific
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Richard Griffiths

2021
This video dives into what rats are found in the Pacific, their characteristics, their historical distribution and their impacts.
Enhancing Women-focused Investments in Climate and Disaster Resilience
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2020
Women play an important roles for leading actions to strengthen resilience to disaster and climate-related chocks and stresses, especially at the local level. Such actions create transformational change by challenging existing standards and paradigms
Feasibility Assessment for the Removal of Pacific Rats (Rattus exulans) from Late Island. Reports 1 & 2

Bonham, J.

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Griffiths, R.

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Island Conservation

2014
Rat eradication in the Pitcairn Islands, South Pacific: a 25-year perspective
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Brooke, M.de L.

2019
This essay offers a 25-year overview of efforts to remove Pacific rats (Rattus exulans) from the four islands of the Pitcairn group. Following the 1991–1992 discovery that rats were severely reducing breeding success of gadfly petrels (Pterodroma spp
Long term rodent control in Rdum tal-Madonna yelkouan shearwater colony
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Lago, P.

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Cabello, J.S. Santiago

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Varnham, K.

2019
Rodent predation on eggs and chicks is one of the main threats to procellariiform species in the Mediterranean, where the black rat (Rattus rattus) and brown rat (R. norvegicus) have been present on many islands for centuries. The yelkouan shearwater
Seasonal variation in movements and survival of invasive Pacific rats on sub-tropical Henderson Island: implications for eradication.
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Oppel, S.

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McClelland, J.T.W.

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Lavers, J.L.

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Churchyard, T.

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Donaldson, A.

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Duffield, N.

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Havery, S.

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Kelly, J.

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Proud, T.

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Russell, J.C.

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Bond, A.L.

2019
Invasive rodents are successful colonists of many ecosystems around the world, and can have very flexible foraging behaviours that lead to differences in spatial ranges and seasonal demography among individuals and islands. Understanding such spatial
Applying lessons learnt from tropical rodent eradications: a second attempt to remove invasive rats from Desecheo National Wildlife Refuge, Puerto Rico
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Will, D.J.

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Swinnerton, K.

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Silander, S.

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Keitt, B.

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Griffiths, R.

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Howald, G.R.

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Figuerola-Hernandez, C.E.

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Herrera-Giraldo, J.L.

2019
The introduction of invasive rats, goats, and rhesus macaques to Desecheo National Wildlife Refuge, Puerto Rico led to the extirpation of regionally signifi cant seabird colonies and negatively impacted plant and endemic reptile species. In 2012, fol
The eradication of black rats (Rattus rattus) from Dog Island, Anguilla, using ground-based techniques
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Bell, E.

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Daltry, J.

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Mukhida, F.

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Connor, R.

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Varnham, K.

2019
Rat eradication techniques developed in New Zealand are a proven method for removing invasive rodents from islands worldwide. This technology moved rapidly from ground-based bait station operations to aerial application of rodenticides. Rat eradicati

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