Nicarbazin Ovocontrol G bait reduces hatchability of eggs laid by resident Canada geese in Oregon

Article Abstract:

Nicarbazin is developed as a reproductive inhibitor for Canada geese and a related field efficacy study is conducted. Treatment of resident Canada geese with OvoControl, G 2,500-ppm nicarbazin bait can reduce hatchability of eggs laid by treated geese, thus reducing recruitment of goslings into problem resident Canada goose populations.

Oregon, Sexual behavior, Physiological aspects, Canada goose, Oviparity

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The effects of one-off ivory sales on elephant mortality

Article Abstract:

The impact of the 1999 one-off sale of ivory on poaching elephants and the illegal trade in Africa is examined. The analysis has shown that one-off sale of ivory marginally increased elephant poaching for a short time span at local level in Africa.

United States, Environmental aspects, Control, Elephant hunting, Ivory trade, Report

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Bait uptake and caching by red foxes and nontarget species in urban reserves

Article Abstract:

The feasibility of instigating a poison-baiting program to control nonindigenous European red foxes in city conservation reserves is demonstrated.

Australia, Behavior, Protection and preservation, Red fox, Predator control

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