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Our project is guided by science and we include here a few papers on mink biology and control that might be of interest if you wish to dip a bit further into this area.

Arts K., Melero Y., Webster G. et.al. (2020). On the merits and pitfalls of introducing a digital platform to aid conservation management: Volunteer data submission and the mediating role of volunteer coordinators.
Bonesi et al (2007) Trapping for mink control and water vole survival.
Lambin X., Horrill J.C. & Raynor R. (2019). Achieving large scale, long-term invasive American mink control in northern Scotland despite short term funding.
Martin (2021) Reliability & effective use of RMDs.
Martin A. R. & Lea V.J. (2020) A mink-free GB: perspectives on eradicating American mink Neovison vison from Great Britain and its islands.
McGuire C. & Whitfield D. (2017). National Water Vole Database and Mapping Project: Part 1, Project Report 2006 – 2015.

Oliver M.K. et.al. (2016). The compensatory potential of increased immigration following intensive American mink population control is diluted by male-biased dispersal.
Reynolds. et. al. (2013) Monnow mink.
Roy S.S., Macleod I., & Moore N.P. (2006). The use of scent glands to improve the efficiency of mink (Mustela vison) captures in the Outer Hebrides.
Yamaguchi N., Sarno R.J., Johnson W.E. et. al. (2004). Multiple paternity and reproductive tactics of free-ranging American minks, Mustela vison.
Yamaguchi N., Rushton S. & Macdonald D. (2003). Habitat preferences of feral American mink in the upper Thames.

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