Predator free Banks Peninsula: scoping analysis

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Predator free Banks Peninsula: scoping analysis

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There has been considerable public interest in predator control following the release of the government’s goal to make New Zealand predator free by 2050. Prompted and supported by the Rod Donald Banks Peninsula Trust, this report undertakes an initial scoping analysis of the methods, cost and time required to remove five predator species from Banks Peninsula and maintain them at zero density. Because eradication requires permanent removal of the five target species (Norway rats, ship rats, po...

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Research Paper

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Report

Date created

2017-05

Creator

Curnow, M / Kerr, Geoffrey

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10182/8060

Related subjects

pest management / predator-free / rats / possums / stoats / ferrets / scoping / Banks Peninsula / Invasive Species Ecology / Environmental Monitoring / Environmental Science and Management

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