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National Possum Model videos
Supplementary material associated with paper: J. D. Shepherd, S. Gillingham, T. Heuer, M. C. Barron, A. E. Byrom, R. P. Pech 2017. Multi-scale dynamic maps for the management of... -
GPS location data for Bennett's wallaby in South Island, New Zealand
This data corresponds to GPS telemetry data collected to estimate detection probabilities, describe resource selection and movements rates, and report capture statistics for... -
Rabbit Information Database
A searchable database of published and unpublished articles and references relevant to wild rabbits and their management in New Zealand. -
Alignment of ordinal and quantitative species abundance and size indices
Alignment of ordinal and quantitative species abundance and size indices for the detection of shifting baseline syndrome Data associated with the publication Lyver, P.O'B.... -
A refined transcriptome dataset for the NZ brushtail possum
This is the refined transcriptome as described in a 2019 Data in Brief paper by White, Trought and Hopkins entitled 'The mixed liver and heart transcriptome dataset of the New... -
Browsing by an invasive herbivore promotes development of plant and soil comm...
11-year study of experimental exclusion of brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) from early primary successions on landslides in montane western South Island, New Zealand.... -
Multiple capture trap data
Data and spatial model for assessing effectiveness of using multiple and single capture traps. The data support an article in PLoS ONE: Warburton, B., & Gormley, A. M.... -
Small mammal chewcard and trap catch indices pre and post ground-based toxic ...
Data associated with paper: Morgan D, Warburton B, Nugent G 2015. Aerial prefeeding followed by ground based toxic baiting for more efficient and acceptable poisoning of... -
Possum network adjacency matrices
The adjacency matrices for the possum contact networks at four sites (A, B, C, D) in the Orongorongo valley, New Zealand. Social contact network data associated with James et...
