NESP MaC Project 4.5– Developing an Integrated Pest Management Framework for Feral Pigs in Coastal Environments 2024-2026 (NAILSMA)

NESP MaC 项目 4.5 — 为 2024-2026 年沿海环境中的野猪制定综合害虫管理框架 (NAILSMA)

• 批准号: global : ba1e00f0-9953-4c17-b990-ba7aed84ce07
• 负责人: Perry, Justin, Dr
• 金额: --
• 依托单位国家: 澳大利亚
• 财政年份: 2024
• 资助国家: 澳大利亚
• 起止时间: 2024-01-01 至 2026-12-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://researchdata.edu.au/nesp-mac-project-2026-nailsma/2921230
• 关键词: NESP; MaC; Project; 4.5; Developing

This record provides an overview of the NESP Marine and Coastal Hub study - Developing an Integrated Pest Management Framework for Feral Pigs in Coastal Environments. For specific data outputs from this project, please see child records associated with this metadata.<br /> <br /> Feral pig populations are recognised as a current and future threatening process across most of northern Australia’s species and ecosystems. They severely impact 1) threatened species, such as marine turtles, with up to 90% of egg and hatchling mortality attributable to feral pig predation, 2) culturally important places and 3) coastal wetlands, leading to increased greenhouse gas emissions. To date, feral pig control efforts across northern Australia are small-scale. What data we have suggests pig populations remain high, despite the significant annual investment in control, and there is currently no published evidence that quantifies a predictable relationship between control activities that reduce feral pig populations and the reduction of impacts in different habitat types. A new approach is needed. Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is a well-established approach to pest management in agricultural contexts and, over the last decade, has been successfully adapted for and applied to protecting biodiversity from invasive pest species. The aim of the project is to develop an IPM approach for effective feral pig control for biodiversity and cultural values protection, in coastal wetlands and ecosystems in northern Australia. The science-based IPM approach, informed by workshops with stakeholders and experts, will be implemented in up to three case study areas, principally by Indigenous Land and Sea management organisations and their partners, with data-driven analysis of effectiveness and recommendations for future evolution of the Strategy. This project addresses the Australian Government’s national environmental priorities through mitigating impacts on threatened species, innovation in monitoring and increasing the participation and capacity of Traditional Owners and stakeholders.<br /> <br /> Planned Outputs<br /> • feral pig management case study sites [spatial dataset]<br /> • aerial survey data and observational data [tabular, imagery]<br /> • model [software]<br /> • final technical report with analysed data and a short summary of recommendations for policy makers of key findings [written]

该记录概述了Nesp Marine和Coastal Hub研究 - 在沿海环境中开发了一个针对野生猪的综合害虫管理框架。有关此项目的特定数据输出，请参阅与此元数据相关的子记录。<br /> <br /> 在北澳大利亚大多数物种和生态系统中，野猪种群被认为是当前和未来的威胁过程。它们严重影响1）受到威胁的物种，例如海龟，多达90％的卵子和可归因于野猪制剂的孵化死亡率，2）在文化上重要的地方和3）沿海湿地，导致温室气体的排放增加。迄今为止，北澳大利亚州的野猪控制工作是小规模。尽管对控制的年度大量投资，但我们认为猪种群仍然很高，目前尚无公开证据表明，减少野猪种群的控制活动与减少不同栖息地类型的影响减少的控制活动之间存在可预测的关系。需要一种新的方法。综合有害生物管理（IPM）是一种在农业环境下的有害生物管理的良好方法，在过去的十年中，该项目的目的是开发一种有效的野猪控制生物多样性和文化价值保护的方法，在北澳大利亚沿海湿地和生态系统中。由与利益相关者和专家的研讨会告知的基于科学的IPM方法将在多达三个案例研究领域实施，主要由土著土地和海洋管理组织及其合作伙伴进行，并通过数据驱动的有效性分析，并建议对该战略的未来进化进行建议。该项目通过减轻对受威胁物种的影响，监测和增加传统所有者和利益相关者的参与和能力方面的影响来解决澳大利亚政府的国家环境重点。<br /> <br /> 计划输出<br /> •野猪管理案例研究地点[空间数据集] <br /> •航空调查数据和观察数据[表格，图像] <br /> •模型[软件] <br /> •最终技术报告，分析的数据和对关键发现的政策制定者的建议简要摘要[书面]