Ecologically-Based Management of Rodent Pests

Ecologically-Based Management of Rodent Pests
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1999
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L. Hinds;H. Leirs;Zhibin Zhang
L. Hinds;H. Leirs;Zhibin Zhang
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L. Hinds;H. Leirs;Zhibin Zhang

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Rodent pest management has gone through a period of stagnation mainly because there has been too little research effort to understand the biology, behaviour and habitat use of the species we are attempting to manage. There is a growing demand, particularly in developing countries, for rodent control strategies that either have less reliance on chemical rodenticides or can better target their use. Similar concerns exist with the control of insect and weed pests. This has led to the development of the concept of ecologically-based pest management (EBPM) which builds on the progress made with integrated pest management (lPM). We analyse this idea for rodent pests and provide examples where research on the basic biology and ecology of rodent pests has provided management strategies that are more sustainable and environmentally benign. The theme of ecologically-based rodent management (EBRM) was foremost in our minds when we invited people to contribute to this book. The other significant considerations were a focus on rodent pest management in developing countries and the importance of marrying basic and applied research on rodents. If in developing countries we can foster the importance of population ecology and an emphasis on management directed at the agroecosystem level, then we are confident that the next decade will see rapid advances in rodent pest management.