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R.rattus and R.exulans eradication Operational Plan Palmerston Atoll, 2023

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Oyston, E. (Department of Conservation)

This document covers the operational planning for the eradication of ship rats and kiore from Palmerston Atoll. Kiore are present on two motu (islands) on Palmerston Atoll – Home Island, and Cooks motu; while ship rats are present on Home Island only

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Pre-border actions - Overview and Species risk assessment

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Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Support Services (PRISMSS)

Gruber, M.

This excerpt looks at pre-border biosecurity and species risk assessment.

What is eradication?

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Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Support Services (PRISMSS)

Griffiths, R.

RERC 2 Invasive species and how to manage them

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Pacific Region Invasive Species Management Support Services (PRISMSS)

Wallis and Futuna drone-based rat removal

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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme

Four (4) years ago, Wallis and Futuna's Territorial Environment Service embarked on an ambitious journey to remove rats from the islets within the Uvea Lagoon. After completing the required training, community consultations and planning requirements,

Clean Boats, Clean Ports - A Framework to Protect Pacific Island Countries and Territories from Invasive Species

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Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme

The clean boats, clean ports framework is a Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS) Protect our Islands (POI) initiative to enable countries to better secure international entry ports that are gateways to priority dom

Full Battler Lounge Session | Invasive Species Or Community Resilience

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Pacific Regional Invasive Species Management Support Service (PRISMSS)

This full session focuses on why gender and social inclusion is crucial for managing invasive species in the Pacific.

Managing Invasive Species to Create a Great Green Line of Defence for the Pacific

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Menzies, Steve

Managing Invasive Species to Create a Great Green Line of Defense for the Pacific. Controlling invasive species is one of the most effective tool for restoring island resilience.

CBD COP15 (Dec. 7): Managing invasive species for a resilient Pacific panel event

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Global Environment Facility

Restoring island resilience: managing invasive species for a resilient Pacific Wednesday, December 7, 16:00 - 17:00 ET Addressing invasive species can increase the climate resilience of Pacific Island ecosystems and communities. The GEF supported

Where to invade next: Inaction on biological invasions threatens sustainability in a small island developing state of the tropic

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Lenz, M.

Galvin, S.

Keppel, G.

Gopaul, Sunil.

Kowasch, M.

Dyer, M.J.

Watling, D.

Lodhar, S.

Hanson, G.C.

Erasmi, S.

Boehmer, H.J.

The South Pacific region is a hotspot of biodiversity but also has the world´s highest concentration of invasive alien plant species. Although the issue of biological invasions has been increasingly acknowledged by local governments and international

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