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    • Effectiveness of the Control of Ragwort (Senecio) Species: Can Biological Control by the Use of Natural Enemies Effectively Control Senecio jacobaea (Common Ragwort)? (systematic review)

      Posted by AndrewPullin on July 11, 2014

      What is the aim of the review? To systematically collate and synthesise published and unpublished evidence in order to evaluate the effectiveness of natural enemies used for the control of common ragwort (Senecio jacobaea), by the use of datasets concerning measures of population density or plant characteristics following biological control experiments.

    • Do Trapping Interventions Effectively Reduce or Eradicate Populations of the American Mink (Mustela vison)? (systematic review)

      Posted by AndrewPullin on July 11, 2014

      What is the aim of the review? To systematically collate and synthesise published and unpublished evidence in order to adress the question “Do management interventions effectively reduce or eradicate population numbers of American Mink, Mustela vison?”

    • Effects of Wind Turbines on Bird Abundance (systematic review)

      Posted by AndrewPullin on July 11, 2014

      What is the aim of the review? To systematically collate and synthesise published and unpublished evidence in order to examine the impacts of wind turbines on bird abundance. To achieve this, four questions were addressed: Do wind turbines affect bird abundance? Are some bird taxon more vulnerable than others? Does the number or power of […]

    • Australia

      Posted by AndrewPullin on July 11, 2014

      The Centre for Evidence Informed Policy and Practice (CEIPP). CEIPP was established in October 2014 as a collaboration of leading researchers and practitioners advancing the development and implementation of evidence based decision making in the Australian environmental sector. The collaboration has representatives from The University of Queensland, The University of Melbourne, Monash University, The University […]

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