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Density-impact functions for terrestrial vertebrate pests and indigenous biota: Guidelines for conservation managers

Grant L. Norbury, Auteur ; Roger P. Pech, Auteur ; Andrea E. Byrom, Auteur ; John Innes, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (191 NOV 2015)

The relationship between the density of a pest and its impact on a valued resource is critical for cost-effective management. Despite their simplistic representation of dynamic and often complex systems, density-impact functions (DIFs) are appea[...]

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The success of using trained dogs to locate sparse rodents in pest-free sanctuaries

Anna Gsell, Auteur ; John Innes, Auteur ; Pim de Monchy, Auteur ; Dianne Brunton, Auteur

Dans Wildlife Research (37(1) 2010)

Context. Better techniques to detect small numbers of mammalian pests such as rodents are required both to complete large-scale eradications in restoration areas and to detect invaders before they become abundant or cause serious impacts on biod[...]

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Using pest monitoring data to inform the location and intensity of invasive-species control in New Zealand

Jay Ruffell, Auteur ; John Innes, Auteur ; Craig Bishop, Auteur ; Todd Landers, Auteur ; Jade Khin, Auteur ; Raphael K. Didham, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (191 NOV 2015)

Improving decision-making about where and how invasive species management is conducted requires a better understanding of spatial variation in pest abundance and the extent to which different pest control regimes reduce those abundances. We meas[...]

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