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When to declare successful eradication of an invasive predator? by Rout, T. M, Kirkwood, R, Sutherland, D. R, Murphy, S, McCarthy, M. A

“…Imperfect detection methods make it difficult to tell whether an invasive species has been successfully eradicated. However, management cannot continue…”
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Minimise Long-Term Loss or Maximise Short-Term Gain? Optimal Translocation Strategies for Threatened Species by Rout, T M, Hauser, CE, Possingham, H P

“…Various aspects related to optimal translocation strategies for threatened species are analyzed. When maximizing the long-term persistence of the translocated…”
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Optimal Adaptive Management for the Translocation of a Threatened Species by Rout, Tracy M., Hauser, Cindy E., Possingham, Hugh P.

“…Active adaptive management (AAM) is an approach to wildlife management that acknowledges our imperfect understanding of natural systems and allows for some…”
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Active adaptive conservation of threatened species in the face of uncertainty by McDonald-Madden, Eve, Probert, William J. M., Hauser, Cindy E., Runge, Michael C., Possingham, Hugh P., Jones, Menna E., Moore, Joslin L., Rout, Tracy M., Vesk, Peter A., Wintle, Brendan A.

“…Adaptive management has a long history in the natural resource management literature, but despite this, few practitioners have developed adaptive strategies to…”
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When to declare successful eradication of an invasive predator?: When to declare successful eradication? by Rout, T. M., Kirkwood, R., Sutherland, D. R., Murphy, S., McCarthy, M. A.

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Minimise long-term loss or maximise short-term gain? optimal translocation strategies for threatened species: Management, control and decision making for ecological systems by ROUT, T. M, HAUSER, C. E, POSSINGHAM, H. P

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Minimise long-term loss or maximise short-term gain? by Rout, T.M., Hauser, C.E., Possingham, H.P.

“…Translocation is a useful management option for conservation of threatened animal species. It can be used to increase the range of a species, augment the…”
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