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Marleen Baling, Auteur ; Dianne H. Brunton, AuteurThe Fairy Tern Sternula nereis is an Australasian tern that breeds in Australia, New Caledonia and New Zealand, with the last having the smallest breeding population, listed as ‘Threatened – Nationally Critical’ by the New Zealand Department of [...]
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Marleen Baling, Auteur ; Devi Stuart-Fox, Auteur ; Dianne H. Brunton, Auteur ; James Dale, AuteurHabitat suitability is a critical aspect for the successful establishment of a translocated population. Past studies have identified multiple factors that contribute to habitat suitability, including resource availability, presence of invasive s[...]
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Kate Richardson, Auteur ; Isabel C. Castro, Auteur ; Dianne H. Brunton, Auteur ; Doug P. Armstrong, AuteurReintroduction success depends in part on the release strategy used. Benefits are attributed to particular release strategies but few studies have tested these assumptions. We examined the effect of delayed release (a form of so-called soft rele[...]
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Shauna M. Baillie, Auteur ; Peter A. Ritchie, Auteur ; Dianne H. Brunton, AuteurLittle is known about how a 70% loss of native forests has affected the genetic connectivity of remnant bird populations in New Zealand. We use the common and widely distributed New Zealand Bellbird Anthornis melanura as an indicator species of [...]
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Matt J. Rayner, Auteur ; Mick N. Clout, Auteur ; Rosalie K. Stamp, Auteur ; Michael J. Imber, Auteur ; Dianne H. Brunton, Auteur ; Mark E. Hauber, AuteurInaccurate population data remain a major problem in the conservation of burrow-nesting Procellariiform seabirds. We evaluated the potential of predictive habitat modelling, in contrast with traditional surface-area based strategies, to estimate[...]
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Mark N. H. Seabrook-Davison, Auteur ; Weihong J. Ji, Auteur ; Dianne H. Brunton, Auteurin terms of managing biodiversity, a third of the land area of New Zealand is included in a conservation estate of national parks, reserves and sanctuaries. Administration of this large natural heritage asset is by 13 separate Department of Cons[...]
