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Rapid response protocol for the eradication of giant African land snails

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Outerbridge, M.

This is a generic document which can be adapted to the needs of any territory

A plan for the eradication of invasive alien species from Arctic islands

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Reaser, J.

Howald, G.

Veatch, S.

Invasive alien species represent one of the most significant threats to Arctic ecosystems and their inhabitants. Rapidly changing environmental conditions and a growing interest in resource extraction, settlement and tourism make the Arctic region pa

Working with the local community to eradicate rats on an inhabited island: securing the seabird heritage of the Isles of Scilly

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Pearson, J.

Pierre, P.

Lock, L.

Buckley, P.

Bell, E.

Mason, S.

McCarthy, R.

Garratt, W.

Sugar, K.

Pearce, J.

The inhabited Isles of Scilly, 45 km off the south-western tip of the UK, are home to 13 seabird species including European storm petrel (Hydrobates pelagicus) and Manx shearwater (Puffinus puffinus), for which the UK has a global responsibility. Bet

Life-history comparisons between the native range and an invasive island population of a colubrid snake

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Fisher, S.R.

Fisher, R.N.

Alcaraz, S.E.

Gallo-Barneto, R.

Patino-Martinez, C.

López Jurado, L.F.

Rochester, C.J.

Invasive snakes can lead to the rapid extinction of endemic vertebrates on insular ecosystems, usually because snakes are an efficient and novel predator. There have been no successful (i.e. complete) eradications to date of invasive snakes on island

Control of the ladder snake (Rhinechis scalaris) on Formentera using experimental live-traps

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Pico, G.

Fernández, M.J.

Moreno, J.E.

Colomar, V.

The ladder snake (Rhinechis scalaris) is a recent alien invasive species found on Formentera (83 km2), in the Balearic Archipelago (4,492 km2). It has been introduced in the last decade as cargo stowaway hidden within ornamental olive trees from the

Spatial dynamics of invasion and distribution of alien frogs in a biodiversity hotspot archipelago

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Pili, A.N.

Supsup, C.E.

Sy, E.Y.

Diesmos, M.L.L.

Diesmos, A.C.

The endemic-rich amphibian fauna of the Philippine Archipelago (ca. 350,000 km2) includes six alien frogs: the American bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus), Asiatic painted toad (Kaloula pulchra), cane toad (Rhinella marina), Chinese bullfrog (Hoploba

Population assessment of a novel island invasive: tegu (Salvator merianae) of Fernando de Noronha

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Abrahão, C.R.

Russell, J.C.

Silva, J.C.R.

Ferreira, F.

Dias, R.A.

Fernando de Noronha is an oceanic archipelago in the Atlantic Ocean, 345 km off shore from the Brazilian coast. It comprises 21 islands and islets, of which the main island (FN) is 17 km2 with a rapidly growing tourism industry in the last decades. D

House sparrow eradication attempt on Robinson Crusoe Island, Juan Fernández Archipelago, Chile

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Hagen, E.

Bonham, J.

Campbell, K.

House sparrows (Passer domesticus) compete with native bird species, consume crops, and are vectors for diseases in areas where they have been introduced. Sparrow eradication attempts aimed at eliminating these negative effects highlight the importan

Considerations and consequences when conducting aerial broadcast applications during rodent eradications

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Will, D.

Howald, G.

Holmes, N.

Griffi ths, R.

Gill, C.

Aerial broadcast application is currently one of the most common methods for conducting rodent eradications on islands, particularly islands greater than 100 ha or with complex and difficult topography where access by ground teams is difficult. Overa

It's not all up in the air: the development and use of ground-based rat eradication techniques in the UK

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Bell, E.A.

Eradication techniques using ground-based devices were developed in New Zealand in the early 1970s to target invasive rodents. Since then, different bait station designs, monitoring tools and rodenticide baits have been developed, and changes in fiel

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