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Best practice guidelines for rat eradication on tropical islands

B. Keitt, Auteur ; R. Griffiths, Auteur ; S. Boudjelas, Auteur ; K. Broome, Auteur ; S. Cranwell, Auteur ; J. Millett, Auteur ; W. Pitt, Auteur ; A. Samaniego-Herrera, Auteur

Dans Biological Conservation (185 MAY 2015)

Invasive vertebrates are a leading cause of extinction on islands and rats (Rattus spp.) are one of the most damaging to island ecosystems. Methods to eradicate rats from islands are well established and there have been over 580 successful eradi[...]

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The breeding biology of the Critically Endangered Seychelles Scops-owl Otus insularis: consequences for conservation and management

D. Currie, Auteur ; R. Fanchette, Auteur ; J. Millett, Auteur ; C. Hoareau, Auteur ; N. J. Shah, Auteur

Dans Bird Conservation International (14(2) JUN 2004)

The endemic Seychelles Scops-owl Otus insularis is a Critically Endangered restricted-range species currently recorded only from the montane forest of Mahe, the largest (152 km(2)) and highest (903 m) island in the granitic Seychelles. Limited r[...]

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Conservation options for the critically endangered Seychelles Black Paradise-flycatcher Terpsiphone corvina

D. Currie, Auteur ; M. Hill, Auteur ; J. Millett, Auteur ; R. Bristol, Auteur ; J. Nevill, Auteur ; N. J. Shah, Auteur

Dans Bird Conservation International (13(2) JUN 2003)

Seychelles Black Paradise-flycatcher Terpsiphone corvina is found almost exclusively on the 10 km(2) island of La Digue. It is currently considered the second rarest endemic bird in the Seychelles, using the criteria of total population and numb[...]

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Demography of the Seychelles Black Paradise-flycatcher: considerations for conservation and reintroduction

D. Currie, Auteur ; R. Bristol, Auteur ; J. Millett, Auteur ; N. J. Shah, Auteur

Dans Ostrich (76(3-4) OCT 2005)

The Seychelles Black Paradise-flycatcher Terpsiphone corvina is currently listed as Critically Endangered, on the basis of small population and restricted range. Currently, there is only one self-sustaining population comprising c. 150-200 indiv[...]

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The distribution and population of Seychelles Black Paradise-flycatcher Terpsiphone corvina on La Digue: implications for conservation and translocation

D. Currie, Auteur ; R. Bristol, Auteur ; J. Millett, Auteur ; N. J. Shah, Auteur

Dans Bird Conservation International (13(4) DEC 2003)

The 10 km(2) island of La Digue, Republic of Seychelles, western Indian Ocean supports the last viable population of the Critically Endangered Seychelles Black Paradise-flycatcher Terpsiphone corvina. Small populations recorded on adjacent islan[...]

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Factors affecting the response of Seychelles Scops-owl Otus insularis to playback of conspecific calls: consequences for monitoring and management

D. Currie, Auteur ; J. Millett, Auteur ; M. Hill, Auteur ; N. J. Shah, Auteur

Dans Bird Conservation International (12(4) DEC 2002)

The endemic Seychelles Scops-owl Otus insularis is a Critically Endangered restricted range species currently only recorded in the upland forest of Mahe, the largest (152 km(2)) and highest (903 m) island in the granitic Seychelles. We studied t[...]

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