Abstract Aotearoa—New Zealand has only four rodent species, all introduced. In order of
arrival, they are Pacific rat Rattus exulans, brown rat R. norvegicus, house mouse Mus …

Effective long-term management is needed to address the impacts of invasive alien species
(IAS) that cannot be eradicated. We describe the fundamental characteristics of long-term …

Invasions by alien pest species contribute heavily to global biodiversity decline, with
invasive mammals having some of the greatest impacts on endemic biota. Pest …

We review the recent rise to prominence in Aotearoa New Zealand of predation-focused
conservation management, critically assessing the likelihood that this will deliver outcomes …

Introduced mammalian predators can have devastating impacts on recipient ecosystems
and disrupt native predator–prey relationships. Feral cats (Felis catus) have been implicated …

Names: Thornton, Thomas F., editor.| Bhagwat, Shonil, editor. Title: The Routledge
handbook of indigenous environmental knowledge/edited by Thomas F. Thornton and …

The future of Aotearoa New Zealand's biodiversity is intimately linked to the health of Māori
environmental knowledge, the ability to work within different philosophical traditions, and a …

In the absence of mammals, the fauna of islands is characterised by high endemism levels
and a tendency towards gigantism, flightlessness and longevity. These characteristics have …

Globally, invasive species and climate change are major threats to biodiversity, particularly
where species are highly vulnerable. Avian species are declining faster in warmer …

Land‐cover change is a major driver of species extinction risk and the overarching loss of
biodiversity. However, the impact of such change is nuanced, varying among species due to …