Minimising number killed in long-term vertebrate pest management programmes, and associated economic incentives

Keyphrases

• Control Strategy 100%
• Vertebrate Pest Control 100%
• Economic Incentives 100%
• Pest Management Program 100%
• Pest Species 33%
• Wallaby 33%
• Ship Rat 33%
• Bennett's Wallaby 33%
• Welfare Effects 33%
• New Zealand 16%
• Population Level 16%
• Pest Management 16%
• Population Growth 16%
• Financial Benefits 16%
• Brushtail Possum Trichosurus Vulpecula 16%
• Brushtail Possum 16%
• 20-year Period 16%
• Research Policy 16%
• Number of Individuals 16%
• Vertebrate Species 16%
• Control Program 16%
• Management Outcome 16%
• Economically Viable 16%
• Individual Animal 16%
• Land Managers 16%
• Welfare Costs 16%
• Control Operation 16%
• Invasive Vertebrates 16%
• Aerial 16%
• Rattus Rattus 16%
• Possum Control 16%
• Cost Control 16%
• Managerial Influence 16%
• Macropus 16%
• Modeling Framework 16%
• Growth Curve 16%
• Lethal Control 16%
• Computer Modeling 16%
• Rat Control 16%
• Control Tools 16%
• Research Regulation 16%
• Typical Control 16%
• Humaneness 16%
• Incentive Payment 16%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Vertebrate Pests 100%
• Rat 100%
• Brushtail Possum 100%
• Case Study 50%
• Population Growth 50%
• Trichosurus vulpecula 50%
• Research Policy 50%
• Rattus rattus 50%
• Pest Control 50%
• Macropus rufogriseus 50%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Wallaby 100%
• Possum 50%
• Rat 50%
• Trichosurus vulpecula 25%