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2 MONDAY, PM REGISTRATION TUESDAY, AM REGISTRATION AM ROOM AULA MAGNA: OPENING REMARKS AM PLENARY: Following alien birds along the pathway to impact (P1) Blackburn, Tim AM Biological control of rodent pests by promoting increased raptor predation pressure. Organized by Javier Viñuela & Yoav Motro o Prey consumption by a large aggregation of barn owls in an agricultural setting (O8) Browning, Mark o Promoting increased raptor predation pressure: how much does it cost? (O3) Machar, Ivo o Raptors conservation program and biological control of rodents in Chile (O4) Muñoz- Pedreros, Andrés o Utilizing barn owls Tyto alba in agriculture as an alternative for rodenticides on a national scale in Israel (O5) Motro, Yoav o Nest-box supplementation for Eurasian kestrel and barn owl as a biological control tool for common vole (Microtus arvalis) outbreaks in croplands in NW Spain (O6) Viñuela Madera, Javier o Use of barn owls (Tyto alba) for sustainable rodent control in Florida sugarcane (O2) Raid, Richard PM LUNCH PM PLENARY: Biological control of vertebrates: beyond myxomatosis and rabbit haemorrhagic disease (P2) Cooke, Brian PM COFFEE BREAK PARALLEL SESSIONS PM ROOM Aula Magna: Urban pest management o Factors driving the presence of wild boar (Sus scrofa) in the urban area of Barcelona (O10) Castillo Contreras, Raquel o Long term management of an urban gull population (O11) Hartley, G. o Non-synonymous Vkorc1 polymorphism in the house mouse (Mus musculus spp.), Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus) and roof rat (R. rattus) in the U.S. (O9) Kohn, Michael 1
3 PM ROOM Aula de Grados: Biological control of rodent pests by promoting increased raptor predation pressure o The use of historical records of barn owl pellets to analyze the evolution of its distribution in an agricultural landscape (O7) Hernández-Soto, Rubén o Avian predator management for vole biological control: positive and negative collateral effects on red-legged partridge abundances (O1) Paz Luna, Alfonso Control methods and alternatives o Altering woodpigeon hunting practices to reduce crop damage in Flanders (O26) Huysentruyt, Frank PM POSTER SESSION WEDNESDAY, AM PLENARY (ROOM AULA MAGNA): Prioritizing invasive species eradications (P3) Courchamp, Franck AM Control methods and alternatives o A historical perspective on the effects of trapping and controlling the muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus) in the Netherlands (O12) Bos, Daan o Mutations in the VKORC1 gene of the Norway rat (Rattus norvegicus) conferring resistance to anticoagulant rodenticides in the United Kingdom (O14) Rymer, David o Free feeding of wild-caught Norway rats with a non-toxic liquid bait results in compromised fertility (O15) Hoyer, Patricia AM Control methods and alternatives o The large-scale removal of mammalian invasive alien species in northern Europe (O16) Ggyg,hiuty o The potential of coumatetralyl enhanced by cholecalciferol in the control of anticoagulant resistant Norway rats (O17) Endepols, Stefan o Eradicating grey squirrels from urban areas: an innovative decision making approach based on lessons learnt (O19) La Morgia, Valentina o Distribution of VKORC1 single nucleotide polymorphism in wild Mus musculus domesticus in France (O20) Lattard, Virginie o Annual variation in the density of rabbits in the high mountains of the island of Tenerife and implications for ecosystem conservation in the Teide National Park (O21) Martín Esquivel, Jose Luis o Encapsulated sodium nitrite for feral pig control (O22) Shapiro, Lee PM LUNCH PM PLENARY: Using recombinant genetics to control vertebrate pests: prospects and constraints on an evolving technology (P4) Thresher, Ronald 2
4 PM COFFEE BREAK PM Control methods and alternatives o Technology advances for vertebrate pest eradication (O23) Eason, Charles o Study of the efficiency of anticoagulant rodenticides to control Mus Musculus domesticus introgressed with Mus spretus Vkorc1 (O25) Goulois, Joffrey PM Agricultural and silvicultural pest management o Crop damage in time and space resolving conflict between farmers and wild boars in northeastern Poland (O27) Bobek, Boguslaw o Ecological and economic aspects of the impact of ungulates on forests (O28) Náhlik, András o Monitoring commensal rodent populations with camera traps: how not to fill your hard drive in six weeks (O29) Lambert, Mark PM CONFERENCE DINNER THURSDAY, AM PLENARY Wildlife, livestock, people and pests in southern African transfrontier conversation areas: problems and prospects for multispecies systems (P5) Cumming, David AM Ecologically based pest management. Organized by Grant Singleton & Jens Jacob o Ecologically based management of grassland small mammals (O31) Giraudoux, Patrick o Genetic population structure to explain the spread of anticoagulant rodenticide resistance of Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus) in Germany (O32) Esther, Alexandra o Local population dynamics of small mammal communities in agricultural landscapes of SW Europe: density-dependence and relationships with climate (O33) Rodríguez- Pastor, Ruth AM Ecologically based pest management o Long-term trends in rodent damage and environmental correlates in forestry (O34) Jacob, Jens o Density-, age-dependent reproduction and dispersal partially compensates culling efforts of invasive non-native American mink (O35) Melero Cavero, Yolanda o Breeding on a roller coaster: reproduction patterns in fluctuating populations of common voles (Microtus arvalis) from southern Europe (O36) Luque-Larena, Juan Jose o Post harvest impacts of rodents in Myanmar: how much rice do they eat and damage? (O37) Singleton, Grant o Habitat preferences by pests to improve population control: the case of possums in a New Zealand dryland ecosystem (O38) Rouco, Carlos o Using internet search engines to assess spatial and temporal crop damages caused by European rabbits in Spain (O39) Delibes-Mateos, Miguel 3
5 PM LUNCH PM PLENARY Overlooked invasive species and their impacts: from prevention to action in the management of exotic avian species in Spain (P6) Carrete, Martina PM COFFEE BREAK PARALLEL SESSIONS PM ROOM Aula Magna: Ecologically based pest management o Recovery of common vole populations (Microtus arvalis) after rodenticide application (O40) Hein, Susanne Zoonoses and parasites o Factors affecting reproduction of ectoparasites of wild rodents: patterns, causes and consequences (O51) Krasnov, Boris o Dirofilariasis - the new zoonosis in Lithuania (O50) Sabunas, Vytautas o Helminth fauna of invasive American mink (Neovison vison) in Lithuania (O49) Nugaraitë, Dovilë PM ROOM Aula de Grados: Invasive vertebrates o Genetic monitoring as a tool in the management of invasive species: American mink control on the Swedish coast (O57) Zalewski, Andrzej o Coping with a multi-tropic invasion complex: anticipating counterintuitive results of alternative control strategies (O58) Rodríguez Larrinaga, Asier o Eradication of Common Mynas Acridotheres tristis from Denis Island, Seychelles and early responses of native species (O59) Feare, Chris o Monk parakeet spreading and first crop damage reported in Israel and Malaga (southern Spain). Is it time to sound the alarm? (O60) Postigo Sánchez, Jose Luis PM POSTER SESSION PM Discussion session: Non-target poisoning vs eficient pest control: An Exchange of experiences and learn best practices in addressing this dilema! Kirsten Søndergaard FRIDAY, AM PLENARY (ROOM AULA MAGNA): Integrated management of bird pests in the urban habitat: lessons from the study of feral pigeons and monk parakeets (P7) Senar, Joan Carles AM Zoonoses and parasites o Rodent control as a mean to fight Lassa fever in Upper Guinea? (O42) Fichet-Calvet, Elisabeth o Rabbit haemorrhagic disease and myxomatosis in an ongoing 19 year study of the Australian turretfield (SA) rabbit population (O43) Peacock, David o Understanding the role of a tuberculosis (TB) reservoir pest: possums and TB in New Zealand native forest (O44) Rouco Zufiaurre, Carlos 4
6 AM Zoonoses and parasites o Phase and density-dependent prevalence of hantavirus infection in bank voles in (O45) Khalil, Hussein o Seasonal changes in the influence of population demographics on hantavirus infections in two rodent reservoir species (O46) Imholt, Christian o Survey for zoonotic pathogens in Norway rat populations from European cities (O47) Heuser, Elisa o Echinococcus granulosus and other zoonotic pathogens of peri-urban wild dogs in south-east Queensland, Australia (O48) Harriott, Lana Consequences of control on non-target species. Organized by Alexandra Esther & Mickael Sage o Anticoagulant poisoning of non-target species: have things changed after implementation of the biocidal products? A French survey (O55) Berny, Philippe o Risk assessment of plant protection products for birds and mammals under the current European legislation: 'field studies' as useful tools for refined risk assessments (O56) Bonneris, Emmanuelle PM LUNCH PM Consequences of control on non-target species o The use of bromadiolone to control vole outbreaks is passed on to non-target species: implications for conservation policies (O52) Lopez-Idiaquez, David o Anticoagulant rodenticides: from prey to predator (O53) Jacob, Jens o Rodenticide exposure risk for predators modelled on landscapes (O54) Elmeros, Morten PM COFFEE BREAK PM Invasive vertebrates o Tackling the American bullfrog Lithobates catesbeianus invasion in Flanders, northern Belgium (O61) Adriaens, Tim o The stretch towards eradication of ruddy Ducks in Europe, an update to 2015 (O62) Gutiérrez Expósito, Carlos o Changes in the range expansion of the European starling (Sturnus vulgaris) in Argentina during the last 10 years ( ) (O63) Peris, Salvador o Ecological impact of alien mammals in Lithuania (O65) Paulauskas, Algimantas Closure Ceremony SATURDAY, FIELD TRIP 5
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