Landfill habitat restoration can reduce the incidence of vertebrate pest species

We monitored over one annual cycle the abundance of vertebrate species in three landfills, one of them still in use and the other two abandoned since 2004. We found that the presence of vertebrate pest species or their abundance was lower in the abandoned landfills than in the one in use. Restoratio...

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Main Authors: Duarte, J., Zurita, F., Farfán, M. A., Vargas, J. M.
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Language:deu
Published: Julius Kühn-Institut 2011-10-01
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author Duarte, J.
Zurita, F.
Farfán, M. A.
Vargas, J. M.
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Farfán, M. A.
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description We monitored over one annual cycle the abundance of vertebrate species in three landfills, one of them still in use and the other two abandoned since 2004. We found that the presence of vertebrate pest species or their abundance was lower in the abandoned landfills than in the one in use. Restoration actions and habitat management in sealed up landfills can reduce pest incidence and related damage or health risks in the surrounding habitats or urban areas.
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spelling doaj.art-9952775f034c4a22831462167a865b3a2022-12-22T02:59:22ZdeuJulius Kühn-InstitutJulius-Kühn-Archiv1868-98922011-10-0143211111210.5073/jka.2011.432.059Landfill habitat restoration can reduce the incidence of vertebrate pest speciesDuarte, J.Zurita, F.Farfán, M. A.Vargas, J. M.We monitored over one annual cycle the abundance of vertebrate species in three landfills, one of them still in use and the other two abandoned since 2004. We found that the presence of vertebrate pest species or their abundance was lower in the abandoned landfills than in the one in use. Restoration actions and habitat management in sealed up landfills can reduce pest incidence and related damage or health risks in the surrounding habitats or urban areas.
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Zurita, F.
Farfán, M. A.
Vargas, J. M.
Landfill habitat restoration can reduce the incidence of vertebrate pest species
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title Landfill habitat restoration can reduce the incidence of vertebrate pest species
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title_short Landfill habitat restoration can reduce the incidence of vertebrate pest species
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