Baiting is a powerful tool used to manipulate wildlife populations and induce ecosystem
change. It involves delivering a substance to target individuals by deploying baits that they …

Introduction Terrestrial top-predators are expected to regulate and stabilise food webs
through their consumptive and non-consumptive effects on sympatric mesopredators and …

Context In Western Australia, baits containing 1080 poison are widely used to control the red
fox (Vulpes vulpes) for fauna conservation. Despite long-term (15–17 years) baiting …

After a control program for feral foxes was instigated, the monitor lizard Varanus panoptes
has become the most common predator of loggerhead turtle nests at the Wreck Rock beach …

Feral cats (Felis catus) pose a significant threat to wildlife, agriculture, and human health
through predation, disease transmission, and competition with native animals. Controlling …

Context Little is known about the importance of bait-site selection during lethal fox-baiting
programmes. Improved bait placement may increase the efficacy of baiting and help reduce …

Traps, poisons and hunting are pest control tools used internationally for crop protection and
to restore ecosystems, particularly on islands and continents where introduced mammals …

Bait containing sodium fluoroacetate (1080) is widely used for the routine control of feral
pigs in Australia. In Queensland, meat baits are popular in western and northern pastoral …

Summary Canid Pest Ejectors (CPE) are a method of population management that has
recently been approved for the control of wild dogs and foxes in Australia. A pilot trial of CPE …

Fresh meat baits containing sodium fluoroacetate (1080) are widely used for controlling feral
pigs in Queensland, but there is a potential poisoning risk to non-target species. This study …