Human–Wildlife Interactions (HWI) is the only scientific journal dedicated specifically to publishing manuscripts that report research, management case studies, and policy perspectives designed to enhance the professional management of human–wildlife conflicts. HWI is an open-access journal published 3 times per year.
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Volume 17, Issue 2 (2023)
Prologue
Letter from the Editor
An Introduction to the Special Issue: Island Invaders
Aaron B. Shiels, Shane R. Siers, and S. Nicole Frey
Special Topics
The Lord Howe Island Rodent Eradication: Social and Technical Lessons for Inhabited Islands
Grant A. Harper, Simon Pahor, Kelly Harrington, Darcelle Matassoni, and Darryl Birch
The Ground Baiting Component of the Gough Island House Mouse Eradication Attempt in 2021
Araceli Samaniego, Andrew Callender, and Pete McClelland
Rat Biosecurity Surveillance and Response Following Eradication on a Tropical Atoll
David Ringler, Richard Griffiths, Frank Murphy, Baudouin des Monstiers, and James C. Russell
An Assessment of the Potential Hazards of Anticoagulant Rodenticides to Plethodontid Salamanders
Gary W. Witmer and Steven F. Volker
The Path to U.S. National Registration of a Toxic Bait for the Control of the Small Indian Mongoose
Carmen C. Antaky, Steven C. Hess, Emily W. Ruell, Israel L. Leinbach, Shane R. Siers, and Robert T. Sugihara
An Automatic System to Evaluate Bait Station Visitation by Brown Treesnakes and Mongooses
Robert T. Sugihara, William C. Pitt, Are R. Berentsen, and Francis L. Benevides Jr.
Ecological Associations of Nonnative Ungulates on the Hawaiian Island of Lāna‘i
Steven C. Hess, Lucas Berio Fortini, Christina R. Leopold, Jacob Muise, and Jonathan C. Sprague
Establishing a Volunteer Group to Assist in the Eradication of Invasive Brown Treesnakes from Islan Dåno' (Cocos Island), Guam
Martin Kastner and Olympia Terral
Pilot Study for Invasive Brown Treesnake Baiting in Residential Areas
Shane R. Siers, Juan-Carlos Mungaray, Jordan I. S. Barcinas, Jeried E. Calaor, Rachel M. Volsteadt, Martin Kastner, Scott M. Goetz, Melia G. Nafus, and Thomas C. Hall
The Impact of Feral Honey Bees on Endangered Seabirds in the Hawaiian Islands
André Francis Raine, Scott Driskill, Stephen Rossiter, Jennifer Rothe, Kyle Pias, Rachel Sprague, and Alex Dutcher
The Back Page
A Look to the Future: New and Innovative Invasive Wildlife Management and Eradication Technologies
Aaron B. Shiels and Katherine E. Horak
Epilogue
