Our services: Project development
To manage the significant risks and costs associated with invasive species programmes, organisations are increasingly seeking authoritative advice and assistance to inform their decision making.
Invasive Species International specialises in assisting organisations to plan effectively before management activities commence.
This includes contributing to strategic planning about invasive species management priorities and the most effective way of dealing with targeted species. It also includes feasibility studies and project design activities.
Our objective and proven project development processes ensure invasive species programmes are well planned, with the best prospects for success.
We can work alongside the organisation(s) undertaking the control or eradication work, providing advice as required.
With our own ISI expertise, the specialist skills of other Landcare Research staff, and extensive partnerships and technical networks, we are well placed to support any invasive species management project.
Recent examples
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Planning: National rodent control plan, Libya |
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Feasibility study: Eradicating or controlling North American beavers, South America |
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Feasibility study: Eradicating invasive animal species, Lord Howe Island
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Feasibility study: Eradicating feral cats from Tasman Island, Tasmania |
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