Auckland Island, the fifth largest island in New Zealand, is the only island in New Zealand's
subantarctic region where introduced mammalian pests remain (pigs, Sus scrofa; mice, Mus …

Small mammalian predators can have low population densities, as well as cryptic and highly
mobile behaviours, making these species challenging to manage. Monitoring tools such as …

House mice (Mus musculus) are an invasive species on Auckland Island in the New
Zealand subantarctic and planning for their eradication is underway. Mast seeding events …

Restoration initiatives of ecosystems transformed by human actions require optimisation of
eradication measures of introduced species, particularly in fragile insular ecosystems. We …

Primary poisoning is an important method to ensure the successful eradication of cats (Felis
catus) from large islands. Poison bait options for feral cat eradications and landscape-scale …

New Zealand manages five island groups in the Southern Ocean New Zealand subantarctic
region: The Snares (Tini Heke), Bounty Islands, Antipodes Islands, Auckland Islands (Motu …

Feral cats (Felis catus) are difficult to manage and harder to detect. For 20 years, we have
been using an annual aerial baiting program to suppress feral cat numbers on the Matuwa …

As a major threat to New Zealand's biodiversity, feral cats (Felis catus) are the subject of
planned eradications on a number of offshore islands, including Rakiura Stewart Island. We …

Simple Summary Domestic cats have spread worldwide, and their populations on islands
have a significant impact on biodiversity. Particularly on small inhabited islands of tourist …

Invasive mammals and habitat fragmentation contribute to global biodiversity loss.
Agricultural land is highly fragmented and often populated by invasive species but can …