Monitoring predators to optimize their management for marine turtle nest protection

By Richard M. Engeman, R. Martin, B. Constantin, R. Noel, John Woolard. 2003

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Subfields: Ecology, Nature and Landscape Conservation

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• Dramatic reduction in predation on marine turtle nests through improved predator monitoring and management (2005, unknown): “Those tracking plots were placed along the base of the dune vegetation above the high tide line, because this was identified as a travel route for many mammals along the beach (Engeman et al. , 2003).”
• Implications of intraguild predation for sea turtle nest protection (2008, methodology): “Raccoon abundance was highest at a site with little management of raccoons but moderate human impact (ACNWR-S), probably because of access to anthropogenic food sources (Engeman et al., 2003).”