A collection of the latest rodent articles featuring island conservation, rodent control and human interest stories from around the world.
Leaf-toed geckos were thought to be locally extinct on Rabida Island, but the diminutive reptiles have re-emerged after a campaign to eliminate invasive rats …
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Anton Wolfaardt has mice on his mind: the South African scientist is leading a project to free Marion Island, 1,900km southeast of Cape Town, of the rodents. …
Read More from The bold mission to save Marion Island’s seabirds — and turn back the clock
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The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) indicated that heat waves have become more frequent and more extreme in recent decades, especially in metropolitan areas. How does extreme heat impact rodent pressure? It’s a mixed bag, according to results from a recent PCT reader poll. …
Read More from PCOs Report a Slight Increase in Rodent Activity Due to Extreme Heat
Bell Laboratories’ Chief Commercial Officer Patrick Lynch was profiled as the Face of Rodent Control in the recent Faces of Pest Management advertorial that appeared in PCT magazine. …
Read More from Video: Bell Labs’ Pat Lynch Discusses Rodent Monitoring, Future of Rodent Control
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A person in California recently tested positive for plague, according to El Dorado County health officials. The individual has been treated and is recovering at home. …
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The City of Vallejo’s Public Works Department is stepping up rodent abatement in the downtown and waterfront areas, officials said. …
Read More from Vallejo continues rodent control efforts downtown, along waterfront
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