It has been asserted that introduced red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) destroy∼ 95% of nests of
freshwater turtles in south-eastern Australia, are more efficient predators of freshwater turtle …

Implementing effective, affordable and ethical conservation management will be crucial for
minimising future biodiversity losses. Such management requires reliable foundational …

Egg predation by invasive and native species may have severe impacts on endangered
species and negatively affect species recovery. We assessed the levels of egg predation …

Understanding predator-prey interactions at the vulnerable egg and hatchling stage of sea
turtles is crucial to effectively manage these threatened marine species. Our research …

Nesting beach management is a vital element of the population recovery efforts for the
vulnerable loggerhead sea turtle (Caretta caretta) across the globe. In the southeast United …

Nest predation is considered to be one of the most significant biotic threats to marine turtle
populations globally. The introduction of feral predators to nesting beaches has dramatically …

Many Australian animal species are threatened by introduced species, and some by
problematic native species. Conservation programs resulting in a network of havens (islands …

Introduced red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) are a major predator of freshwater turtle nests in
Australia. We evaluated the effectiveness of electric fences, in combination with individual …

Reproductive seasonality is present across species and phyla. Many species retain
seasonal patterns even in tropical regions where climatic variations may be less apparent …

Abstract The European pond turtle (Emys orbicularis) is a wide-ranging, long-living
freshwater species with low reproductive success, mainly due to high predation pressure …