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Feasibility assessment of the eradication of ship rats (R.rattus) and kiore (R.exulans) from Palmerston Atoll, Cook Islands
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Oyston, E. (Department of conservation)

2023
This report assesses the feasibility of eradicating rats from Palmerston Atoll – a small inhabited Atoll located in the Southern Cook Island group. The project was originally requested by the community so has social acceptance and political support.
R.rattus and R.exulans eradication Operational Plan Palmerston Atoll, 2023
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Oyston, E. (Department of Conservation)

2023
This document covers the operational planning for the eradication of ship rats and kiore from Palmerston Atoll. Kiore are present on two motu (islands) on Palmerston Atoll – Home Island, and Cooks motu; while ship rats are present on Home Island only
Operation report on the field delivery period: Palmerston Atoll rat eradication project, August - September 2023
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Oyston, E. (Department of Conservation)

2023
This document reports on the operational ac􀆟vi􀆟es carried out over the field work delivery period of the Palmerston Atoll rat eradication. The purpose of doing this is to retain and build institutional knowledge and learnings for future operations; a
Rethinking toll futures: local resilience to global challenges
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Steibl, S.

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Kench, P, S.

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Young, H, S.

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Weggman, A, S.

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Holmes, N, D.

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Bunbury, N.

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Teavai-Murphy, T, H.

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Davies, N.

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Murphy, F.

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Russel, J, 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
COP 28 special panel event hosted by Government of Niue and PRISMSS
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2023
The Pacific Island nation of Niue was a leading voice at the recent COP28, calling for efforts to significantly scale up investment in the management of invasive species as a key action for increasing the climate resilience of vulnerable island natio
Meeting Report PILN 2023
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Paul, U.

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Secreteriat to the Pacific Region Environment Programme

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Department of Conservation (New Zealand)

2023
The Pacific Invasive Learning Network (PILN) connects Pacific professionals and practitioners, so called ‘Pacific Invasive Species Batlers’ to share knowledge, expertise, tools, and ideas that are vital to managing invasive species effectively. PILN
Announcing the Battler of the Year for 2022
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Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Support Services (PRISMSS)

2023
Mr Oudart leads the development of biosecurity detector canine teams based at the Faa’a International Airport in charge of controlling international and inter-island arrivals via air, as well as a team based at the commercial port in charge of ships,
Full Session | Invasive species or Community Resilience
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2023
This full session focuses on why gender and social inclusion is crucial for managing invasive species in the Pacific
Wallis and Futuna drone-based rat removal
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2023
4 years ago, Wallis and Futuna's Territorial Environment Service embarked on an ambitious journey to remove rats from the islets within the Uvea Lagoon. After completing the required training, community consultations and planning requirements, 4 isle
Why managing invasive species is a key climate adaptation approach for the Pacific
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2023
Restoring Island Resilience: Why is managing invasive species a key climate adaptation approach for the Pacific?

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