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Improving bait station utility
Commensal rodents are one of the most widespread mammals in the urban environment. They pose threats to the public’s health and cause structural damage to buildings. Yet, they remained understudied. This leads to a lack of understanding of these species, and to incomplete management.
CSU, Fullerton, NPMA and UC ANR
Investigating roof rat resistance
Commensal rodents are one of the most widespread mammals in the urban environment. They pose threats to the public’s health and cause structural damage to buildings. Yet, they remained understudied. This leads to a lack of understanding of these species, and to incomplete management.
UCANR, NWRC, UC Davis, Liphatech
Updating the roof rat range map
The current roof rat range map is out of date. In conjunction with the University of Arizona and Utah State University, UC ANR is aiming to update this out of date map in order to be able to provide pest management professionals with the educational materials and training that they need to effectively manage urban roof rat populations.
University of Arizona, Utah State University, UC ANR
UC ANR and CSU Fullerton
Can rodenticide toxicosis be mitigated by changes in management practices?
An examination of two different bait stations, their placement utilization by small mammals and birds and their interaction with mesocarnivores.
Chris Burke - Califonia State University, Fullerton and NPMA
IPM and South Coast Research & Extension Center
South Coast Research & Extension Center
South Coast Research & Extension Center
South Coast Research & Extension Center
South Coast Research & Extension Center
South Coast Research & Extension Center
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