Non‐native invasive mammal species have caused major ecological change on many
islands. To conserve native species diversity, invasive mammals have been eradicated from …

Rodent pests are especially problematic in terms of agriculture and public health since they
can inflict considerable economic damage associated with their abundance, diversity …

New Zealand has just passed half a century of rodent eradications on islands. Confirmation
of the first rat eradication in New Zealand on Maria Island/Ruapuke coincided with the …

Attitudes play an important role in introduced wildlife management. The attitudes of New
Zealanders to introduced wildlife and their control were surveyed in 2012, and compared …

Genetic diversity of feral and ranch American mink was studied in order to understand the
processes of invasion and the possible influence of multiple introductions on the feral mink …

Throughout the developing world, urban centres with sprawling slum settlements are rapidly
expanding and invading previously forested ecosystems. Slum communities are …

Reinvasions provide prime examples of source-sink population dynamics, and are a major
reason for failure of eradications of invasive rats from protected areas. Yet little is known …

BACKGROUND Black rats, Rattus rattus, and mat‐forming iceplants, Carpobrotus aff.
acinaciformis and Carpobrotus edulis, are pervasive pests on Mediterranean islands. Their …

Invasive rodents occur on over 80% of the world's island groups, invasions are continuing,
and rodent impacts on insular wildlife have been well demonstrated. The extent of this …

To prioritize conservation actions on Italian islands we used the case study of the
eradication of the Black rat Rattus rattus to protect Cory's shearwater Calonectris diomedea …