13^th European Vertebrate Pest Management Conference, - Book of abtracts -; August 28^th - September 1^st, 2023; Novoli Campus, University of Florence, Italy

Inhalt

• Mousy minds: intra-specific variation in behaviour and cognition in small mammals

  S. 15

  Mazza, Valeria

• The role of nature conservation in pest and disease control

  S. 16

  Ecke, Frauke

• Global movements of migratory birds – enigmatic phenomena with implications for pest and disease management

  S. 17

  Bauer, Silke

• Too many? Eight reasons for Europe to invest in wildlife fertility control

  S. 18

  Massei, Giovanna

• Genetics of a common species – diversity, phylogeography and conservation of the European red deer

  S. 19

  Zachos, Frank E.

• The importance of behavioural ecology knowledge in reducing human-wildlife conflicts

  S. 20

  Grignolio, Stefano

• Bird crop depredation in Switzerland: Feeding behaviors and the influence of local and landscape habitat attributes

  S. 22

  Chantoufi, Amal; Bourgoin, Klervie; Laurent, Eve-Anne; Jiguet, Frédéric; Baux, Alice

• Goose accommodation field concept may alleviate human-wildlife conflict in agricultural areas

  S. 23

  Forsman, Jukka; Seltmann, Martin; Ylitalo, Anna-Kaisa; Piironen, Antti; Heim, Wieland; Seimola, Tuomas; Piha, Markus; Heikkinen, Juha; Store, Ron; Laaksonen, Toni

• Do badgers eat lamb? Using DNA and post-mortem analysis to investigate lamb predation on Scottish farms

  S. 24

  George, Sheila; Campbell, Steve; Kaden, Jennifer; Hale, Catherine; Webster, Lucy

• The magpie and the grapes: increasing ozone exposure impacts fruit consumption by a common corvid in a suburban environment

  S. 25

  Viviano, Andrea; Mori, Emiliano; Manzini, Jacopo; Paoletti, Elena; Hoshika, Yasutomo; Baesso Moura, Barbara

• Population dynamics of rodents in Asia and Europe: patterns and processes

  S. 26

  Htwe, Nyo Me; Sudarmaji, Sudarmaji; Budi, Arlyna; Brown, Peter R.; Schmidt, Marcus; Plenge-Bönig, Anita; Imholt, Christian; Jacob, Jens

• Towards the influence of climatic covariates in the spatio-temporal differential expression of common vole abundance in Castilla-Y-León Region (Spain)

  S. 27

  Caminero-Saldaña, Constantino; Baños-Herrero, Ana; de los Ángeles Pallavicini-Fernández, Yesica; Plaza, Javier; Pérez-Sánchez, Rodrigo; Fernández-Villán, Mercedes; Fuertes-Marcos, Elena; Rodríguez-Martínez, Alberto; Sánchez, Nilda; Luque-Larena, Juan José; García-Ariza, María Carmen

• Chromosomal diversity and evolution of Nannospalax, Palmer 1903 (Mammalia: Rodentia) in Anatolia

  S. 28

  Özkurt, Şakir Önder; Matur, Ferhat

• Is mowing an effective method to reduce rodent damage in forest plantations?

  S. 29

  Borowski, Zbigniew; Barton, Kamil; Staniszewski, Jarosław

• Applying science to increase trapping efficiency

  S. 30

  López-Darias, Marta; Piquet, Julien; Maestresalas, Borja

• Bluetooth loggers to study spatial behaviour and contact among small rodents

  S. 31

  Huels, Florian; Kirkpatrick, Lucinda; Herrera Olivares, Ivan; VandenBroecke, Bram; Sluydts, Vincent; Jacob, Jens

• The Mammalnet citizen science contribution to improve knowledge of invasive mammal species in Europe

  S. 32

  Vicente, Joaquin; Vada, Rachele; Blanco-Aguiar, José Antonio; Smith, Graham; Scandura, Massimo; Plis, Kamila; Keuling, Oliver; Fabijanić, Nera; Stephens, Philip A.; Roy, David; Jansen, Patrick; Zanet, Stefania; Sprem, Nikica; Gacic, Dragan; Croft, Simon; Casaer, Jim; Liefting, Yorick; Palencia, Pablo; Ruiz, Carmen; Sulce, Majlind; Illanas, Sonia; Bálint, Ternyik; Fernandez, Javier; Stojak, Joanna; Šestović, Belma; Trbojević, Igor; Radonjic, Marina; Aleksovski, Vlatko; Guerrasio, Tancredi; Ferroglio, Ezio; Apollonio, Marco

• Mainland eradication of the Invasive Raccoon Dog (Nyctereutes procyonoides) and the evolution of a national task force for invasive alien species

  S. 34

  Åhlén, P.-A.

• Alien parakeets as a potential threat to the common noctule Nyctalus noctula

  S. 35

  Giuntini, Silvia; Ancillotto, Leonardo; Falaschi, Mattia; Viviano, Andrea; Palagi, Elisabetta; Mori, Emiliano

• Alien parakeets as a potential threat to the common noctule Nyctalus noctula

  S. 36

  Poche, Richard; Poche, David

• A new invasive mammal in Britain? The Greater White-toothed Shrew

  S. 37

  Smith, Graham; Bond, Ian; Stephens, Philip A.; Coomber, Frazer; Gilford, Emily; Webb, Sophie; McDevitt, Allan

• Twenty years of muntjac: monitoring and management of an emerging deer species in Flanders (Belgium)

  S. 38

  D'hondt, Bram; Deflem, Io; Adriaens, Tim; Mergeay, Joachim; Casaer, Jim

• Feral American mink (Neogale vision) expanding in Europe: time to harmonize population monitoring

  S. 39

  Vada, Rachele; Illanas, Sonia; Acevedo, Pelayo; Adriaens, Tim; Apollonio, Marco; Belova, Olgirda; Blanco-Aguiar, José Antonio; Csanyi, Sandor; Body, Guillaume; Fernandez-De-Mera, Isabel Garcia; Ferroglio, Ezio; Jansen, Patrick; Jeschke, Jonathan; Keuling, Oliver; Palazon, Santiago; Plis, Kamila; Podgorski, Tomasz; Rickowski, Fiona; Scandura, Massimo; Shakun, Vasilij; Smith, Graham; Stephens, Philip A.; Van Den Berge, Koen; Veeroja, Rauno; Zanet, Stefania; Zihmanis, Ilgvars; Vicente, Joaquin

• Trapping of vertebrate IAS coypu (Myocastor coypus) and raccoon (Procyon lotor) in live traps – preliminary results and conclusions on animal welfare

  S. 41

  Gethöffer, Friederike; Schöttes, Franziska Maria; Siebert, Ursula

• Towards an evidence-based spatial prioritization of management efforts to counter a widespread invader

  S. 42

  Everts, Teun; Van Driessche, Charlotte; Neyrinck, Sabrina; Halfmaerten, David; Jacquemyn, Hans; Brys, Rein

• Spatial and temporal patterns of bait uptake by grey squirrels in woodlands

  S. 43

  Tiberi, Cristiano; Beatham, Sarah; Pinkham, Rebecca; Primi, Riccardo; Massei, Giovanna

• From invasion to eradication: success story of removing grey squirrels from an urban area in Central Italy

  S. 44

  La Morgia, Valentina; Paoloni, Daniele; Aragno, Paola; Genovesi, Piero

• Habitat recording and habitat design in forests - key for modern monitoring and management of vertebrates

  S. 45

  Jordan-Fragstein, Claudia

• Ungulates, voles, insects – Why do we have such different management systems in German forests?

  S. 46

  Müller, Michael

• Bird pests: How do farmers deal with bird damage to spring crops in Switzerland?

  S. 47

  Chantoufi, Amal; Craplet, Juliette; Laurent, Eve-Anne; Bourgoin, Klervie; Jiguet, Frédéric; Baux, Alice

• New solutions to old problems: can humane non-lethal control be an effective alternative to manage charismatic invasive vertebrates? The case of invasive parakeets in Europe

  S. 48

  Postigo Sánchez, José Luis

• Effective Installation of Deer Fences in Tsushima Island

  S. 49

  Waku, Daisuke; Ito, Mahiro

• Agricultural damage following the recent expansion of wild boar in Finland – farmer perceptions and preconditions

  S. 50

  Huitu, Otso; Kunnasranta, Mervi; Pellikka, Jani; Miettinen, Elmo

• Rodentizide exposure of red fox (Vulpes vulpes) in Scotland, before and after the introduction of an industry stewardship scheme

  S. 51

  Campbell, Steve; George, Sheila; Sharp, Elizabeth

• Practical implications of following the non-chemical rodent control guidance for controlling a Rattus norvegicus infestation

  S. 52

  Hughes, Sharon

• Released beavers in central italy: story of a recent reintroduction and assessment of human perception

  S. 53

  Mori, Emiliano; Ancillotto, Leonardo; Mazza, Giuseppe; Pucci, Chiara; Senserini, Davide; Di Lorenzo, Tiziana; Trentanovi, Giovanni; Lazzeri, Lorenzo; Zaccaroni, Marco; Viviano, Andrea

• Perspectives on rodent-human interactions in Nepali communities

  S. 54

  Durrance-Bagale, Anna; Basnet, Hari; Rudge, James; Belmain, Steven; Howard, Natasha

• European rabbit in north-central Chile: outbreak causes

  S. 55

  Correa, Paola; Lima, Mauricio; Schmidt, Martina; Henriquez, Sergio; Jaksic, Fabian

• Urban fauna management through habitat modification: preliminary report of a pest management project on Rattus norvegicus in Genoa (NW Italy)

  S. 56

  Ferretti, Stefano; Chiaranz, Giorgio; D'Agostino, Annalisa; Rosciano, Marta

• The European observatory of wildlife (EOW): a harmonized approach to estimate wildlife densities

  S. 57

  Guerrasio, Tancredi; Acevedo, Pelayo; Apollonio, Marco; Blanco-Aguiar, José Antonio; Casaer, Jim; Ferroglio, Ezio; Jansen, Patrick; Licoppe, Alain; Liefting, Yorick; Yorick Mayordomo, Pablo; Podgorski, Tomasz; Rowcliffe, Marcus; Scandura, Massimo; Zanet, Stefania; Vicente, Joaquin

• Recommendations for reducing environmental impact of pest mammal monitoring in New Zealand

  S. 58

  Pitt, Katie; Ross, James; Paterson, Adrian; Curran, Tim; Bailey, Alison

• The pathway to precision pest control: using genomics data for speciesspecific toxin development

  S. 59

  Hopkins, Brian; Veale, Andrew; Trought, Kat; Hendrikse, Erica

• How to control what is unseen? Analysing capture methods effectiveness and efficiency for an invasive snake

  S. 60

  Piquet, Julien; López-Darias, Marta; Gallo-Barneto, Ramón; Cabrera-Pérez, Miguel Ángel

• Novel audio lures to improve interaction and encounter rates of possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) with control methods in New Zealand

  S. 61

  Graham, Brittany; Ross, James; Murphy, Elaine

• Development of a coyote toxicant: PAPP and an antidote

  S. 62

  Horak, Katherine; Hamby, Hayden

• Continuing the development, registration and efficacy testing of norbormide against both Rattus rattus (Ship rats) and Rattus norvegicus (Norway rats)

  S. 63

  Eason, Charles; MacMorran, Duncan; Shapiro, Lee; Rennison, Dave; Brimble, Margaret

• Rodent hole detection in a typical steppe ecosystem using unmanned aircraft systems and deep learning

  S. 64

  Du, Mingzhu; Wang, Dawei; Liu, Shengping

• Evaluation of the Ekomille CO2® device as an animal welfare suppression system for rodent pests management

  S. 65

  Spina, Giuseppe; Boccamazzo, Matteo

• Estimating risk to prevent damage: proposals for management actions to prevent coypu damage to transport infrastructure

  S. 66

  Dondina, Olivia; Orioli, Valerio; Bani, Luciano

• Controlling Apodemus sylvaticus and Microtus arvalis that have moved from the field to infesting ‘in and around buildings’ with a cholecalciferol bait

  S. 67

  Hughes, Sharon

• Strong phenotype variation as an early warning signal of abundance outbreaks in cyclical common vole (Microtus arvalis) populations

  S. 68

  Luque Larena, Juancho

• Insights from a 20 years’ research on free-roaming cats

  S. 69

  Gunther, Idit; Klement, Eyal

• Fertility control in common voles – sperm analysis and residues of an antifertility compound

  S. 70

  Jacoblinnert, Kyra; daCosta, Raul; Schenke, Detlef; Imholt, Christian; Jacob, Jens

• Collaboration, communications and fertility control to effectively manage a well-established, invasive non-native squirrel

  S. 71

  Haw, Kay

• An effective contraceptive bait delivery system for small mammals

  S. 72

  Beatham, Sarah; Stephens, Philip A.; Coats, Julia; Massei, Giovanna

• African lessons for Europe in developing contraceptives for rodent management

  S. 73

  Belmain, Steven; Makundi, Rhodes; Massawe, Apia; Imakando, Christopher; Selemani, Mwajabu; Mhamphi, Ginethon; Ming, Liu; Li, Hong Jun; Xiong, Wenhua; Zhang, Zhibin

• Controlling urban pigeon (Columba livia) population humanely

  S. 74

  Pellizzari, Marco

• Humane management of rodents

  S. 75

  Cartuyvels, Emma; De Ruyver, Ciska; Huysentruyt, Frank; Leirs, Herwig; Moons, Christel; Van Den Berge, Koen; Baert, Kristof

• Zinc phosphide for phytosanitary use against common voles (Microtus arvalis) population outbreaks: literature review and environmental perspective on the risks and impacts derived from its use

  S. 76

  Cuéllar Basterrechea, Carlos; Sanz Miranda, Adanys; Díaz Fernandez, Juan Pablo; Bascones Reina, Miriam; Hernandez Garavis, Lorena; Gonzalez Simon, Paula

• Biological control as a tool for integrated management of common vole (Microtus arvalis) pests in agricultural environments in Spain: evolution of the project

  S. 77

  Hernandez Garavis, Lorena; Cuéllar Basterrechea, Carlos; Bascones Reina, Miriam; Rodriguez Moreno, Beatriz; del Horno Semper, Lourdes; Garcés Toledano, Jose Fernando

• Common vole biological control in agricultural ecosystems of Castilla-y-León (Spain): reproductive productivity of raptors in artificial nest-boxes in relation to abundance fluctuations of the pest species

  S. 78

  Bascones Reina, Miriam; Garcés Toledano, Jose Fernando; Cuéllar Basterrechea, Carlos; Rodriguez Moreno, Beatriz; del Horno Semper, Lourdes; Hernandez Garavis, Lorena; García-Ariza, María Carmen; Fernández-Villán, Mercedes; Baños-Herrero, Ana; de los Ángeles Pallavicini-Fernández, Yesica; Caminero-Saldaña, Constantino

• Field size as a determinant of common vole population densities

  S. 79

  Tkadlec, Emil

• Rodent management and rice production in Southeast Asia – balancing food security and biodiversity goals

  S. 80

  Singleton, Grant; Stuart, Alexander; Htwe, Nyo Me

• Collection of pest management data used to improve rat control in Denmark

  S. 81

  Søndergaard, Kirsten; Heiberg, Ann-Charlotte

• Rat (Rattus norvegicus) management in the city of Zurich, Switzerland

  S. 82

  Schmidt, Marcus; Müller, Gabi; Landau Lüscher, Isabelle; Tischhauser, Werner

• For birds and humans: unforeseen challenges and additional benefits of rat eradications on inhabited islands

  S. 83

  Capizzi, Dario; Sposimo, Paolo; Baccetti, Nicola; Dell'Agnello, Filippo; Petrassi, Fabrizio

• Structural mechanism of anticoagulant rodenticides resistances: Identification of a hydrophobic cluster responsible for the affinity between inhibitors and the target protein

  S. 84

  Chatron, Nolan; Benoit, Etienne; Lattard, Virginie

• Vkorc1 polymorphisms in the Norway rats from the ancestrally distributed area indicate independent evolution of anticoagulant resistance

  S. 85

  Song, Ying; Wang, Xiuhui; Wang, Dawei; Li, Ning; Liu, Xiao-Hui

• Investigating invasive roof rat resistance by screening for genetic mutations

  S. 86

  Horak, Katherine; Quinn, Niamh; Piaggio, Toni; Bladwin, Roger; Swift, Katie

• Rodenticide resistance in Norway rats and house mice in Ireland

  S. 87

  Murphy, Anthony

• A brief overview of the Vkorc1 gene mutations related to anticoagulant rodenticide resistance in Turkish populations of Rattus rattus and Rattus norvegicus

  S. 88

  Çetintürk, Derya; Yiğit, Nuri; Duman, Mustafa Türker; Saygılı-Yiğit, Fulya; Çolak, Ercüment; Çolak, Reyhan

• Widespread distribution of resistance-conferring mutations in the Vkorc1 gene among populations of invasive house mice in the oceanic archipelagos of Azores and Madeira

  S. 89

  Gabriel, Sofia; Carromeu-Santos, Ana; da Luz Mathias, Maria

• Widespread resistance to anticoagulant rodenticides in Mus musculus domesticus in the city of Barcelona

  S. 90

  Figuerola, Jordi; Ruiz-López, María José; Barahona, Laura; Martínez-de la Puente, Josué; Pepio, Marta; Valsecchi, Andrea; Peracho, Victor; Montalvo, Tomas

• Management of resistant Norway rats: measures to minimize rodenticide applications

  S. 91

  Esther, Alexandera; Gabriel, Doreen; Heiberg, Ann-Charlotte; Klemann, Nicole

• RodentGate: future rodent management for pig and poultry health

  S. 92

  Leirs, Herwig; Vanden Broeke, Bram; Sluydts, Vincent; Thompson, Hayley; Belmain, Steve; Bettridge, Judy; Bouvaine, Sophie; Okon, Hope Cletus; Silva, Goncalo Ramalho E.; Krijger, Inge; Huels, Florian; Jacob, Jens; Szczotka-Bochniarz, Anna; Domanska-Blicharz, Katarzyna; Juskiewicz, Malgorzata; Frant, Maciei; Walczak, Marek

• Changes in forest management intensity predict the presence of Puumala-orthohantavirus (PUUV) in bank voles (Clethrionomys glareolus)

  S. 93

  Imholt, Christian; Drewes, Stephan; Obiegala, Anna; Krol, Nina; Pfeffer, Martin; Mayer-Scholl, Anne; Ulrich, Rainer G.; Jacob, Jens

• Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus, a neglected zoonotic pathogen in Europe?

  S. 94

  Mehl, Calvin*; Wylezich, Claudia; Adeyemi, Olayide Abraham; Geiger, Christina; Schauerte, Nicole; Mätz-Rensing, Kerstin; Nesseler, Anne; de Cock, Marieke P.; Maas, Miriam; Höper, Dirk; Linnenbrink, Miriam; Beer, Martin; Heckel, Gerald; Ulrich, Rainer G.

• Rodent control by rodenticide and trapping to fight Lassa virus in Upper Guinea: a six years longitudinal study and possible pool table effect

  S. 95

  Lamé, Alicia; Sage, Mickael; Bangura, Umaru; Mariën, Joachim; Koropogui, Michel; Rieger, Toni; Soropogui, Barré; Douno, Moussa; Magassouba, N’Faly; Fichet-Calvet, Elisabeth

• Pathogen risks posed by humans to urban rats: campylobacteria in Helsinki, Finland

  S. 96

  Aivelo, Tuomas

• Why account for biodiversity for mitigating tick-borne disease risk? Insights and perspectives from eastern Italian Alps

  S. 97

  Ferrari, Giulia; Tagliapietra, Valentina; Dagostin, Francesca; Arnoldi, Daniele; Inama, Enrico; Rosso, Fausta; Marini, Giovanni; Rizzoli, Annapaola

• The combined effect of bromadiolone and ivermectin (iBr) in controlling both rodents and their fleas

  S. 99

  Ming, Liu; Wan, Xinrong; Liu, Wei; Xing, An; Zhang, Zhibin

• #Poster 1: Analysis of bear-stripping behaviour using video images taken by automatic camera

  S. 101

  Ishibashi, Seiji; Maehara, Tadashi

• #Poster 2: Digital quantitative evaluation of rodent hair tubes for activity indices

  S. 102

  Dürger, Joanna; Kazasidis, Orestis; Jacob, Jens

• #Poster 3: Red fox den sites’ environmental characteristics

  S. 103

  Bongi, Paolo; English, Holly; Di Noia, Laura; Bolognesi, Mattia; Zironi, Laura; Ciuti, Simone

• #Poster 4: Effects of inhabit and life patterns on the UV spectral properties of small mammalian herbivores’ urine

  S. 104

  Yang, Dongmei; Liu, Haichun; Tao, Shuanglun; Li, Junnian

• #Poster 5: Voles - a hidden threat to forest regeneration in Germany

  S. 105

  Höhn, Franziska; Jordan-Fragstein, Claudia

• #Poster 6: Ungulate as pests: DNA analyses reveal a widespread occurrence of sika deer genes in north-western Italy

  S. 106

  Viviano, Andrea; Baratti, Mariella; Ancillotto, Leonardo; Ciuffardi, Luca; Riga, Francesco; Mori, Emiliano

• #Poster 7: The Life MICA project: managing aquatic invasive species across borders

  S. 107

  Cartuyvels, Emma; Adriaens, Tim; Baert, Kristof; Brosens, Dimitri; Huysentruyt, Frank

• #Poster 8: Patterns of activity of the invasive species Myocastor coypus through camera trapping in a northern Italy reserve

  S. 108

  Scaravelli, Dino; Padulosi, Elisa

• #Poster 9: Will the expansion of Callosciurus finlaysonii in Basilicata and Calabria regions worsen the condition of the endemic Sciurus meridionalis?

  S. 109

  Scaravelli, Dino; Aloise, Gaetano

• #Poster 10: A successful rapid eradication of emerging African clawed frog (Xenopus laevis) in Flanders (northern Belgium)

  S. 110

  Adriaens, Tim; Morbidelli, Marco; Brys, Rein; Devisscher, Sander; Everts, Teun; Pardon, Nicolas; Speybroeck, Jeroen; van Doorn, Loïc

• #Poster 11: Estimating the size of a feral cat population prior to its removal from a long-inhabited Mediterranean island

  S. 112

  Gotti, Camilla; Baccetti, Nicola; Corsi, Iacopo; Giannini, Francesca; Sacchi, Massimo; Tavecchia, Giacomo; Rotger, Andreu

• #Poster 12: A manual for the management of vertebrate invasive alien species of Union concern, incorporating animal welfare

  S. 113

  Smith, Kevin; Nunes, Ana; Costello, Katie; Scalera, Riccardo; Adriaens, Tim

• #Poster 13: Successes and challenges for the conservation of one of the rarest birds in the world

  S. 114

  Solier, Erwan; Couzi, François-Xavier

• #Poster 14: Lessepsian invasions in the Mediterranean Sea: health problems arrive

  S. 115

  Bedry, Régis

• #Poster 15: The role of training in the evolution of pest control companies in Italy

  S. 116

  Scaravelli, Dino; Berti, Licia Rosetti

• #Poster 16: MaxEnt as management tool of a problematic species: the case of the Fallow Deer (Dama dama) in the Oasis of Pixina Manna Is Cannoneris

  S. 117

  Vecchio, Giuseppe; Scarselli, Daniele; Mencarelli, Chiara; Calamai, Stefano; Gasperini, Michele; Petrini, Riccardo; Segati, Maria Chiara; Baldanti, Samuele; Liggi, Maria Giuseppina

• #Poster 17: The Life-Biorepem project, a new approach in ecological IPM

  S. 118

  Fusari, Andrea; Bianco, Massimiliano Pietro; Solinas, Micaela; Benco, Elisa; Fabbri, Andrea

• #Poster 18: ProVeBirD – Protection of vegetables from bird damages

  S. 119

  Göbel, Florian; Esther, Alexandra

• #Poster 19: Long-term spatial distribution of the common vole abundance in Castilla y León (Spain): a GIS-based analysis of hot-spots

  S. 120

  Plaza, Javier; Sánchez, Nilda; García-Ariza, María Carmen; Fernández-Villán, Mercedes; Pérez-Sánchez, Rodrigo; Caminero-Saldaña, Constantino

• #Poster 20: A tool for a systematic asessment of properties of mechanical and electrocution traps for non-chemical rodent control

  S. 121

  Walther, Bernd; Bohot, André; Ennen, Hendrik; Beilmann, Paul; Gajewski, Valeska; Schäper, Oliver; Hantschke, Peter; Walther, Heinz; Werdin, Sven; Jacob, Jens

• #Poster 21: DURBAN Project - Management of grass strips in cropland to increase common vole control by vertebrate predators

  S. 122

  Coeurdassier, Michael; Bertheau-Rossel, Coralie; Borderie, Fabien; Giraudoux, Patrick; Levret, Aurélien; Longchamp, Patrick; Montaz, Julie; Petiteau, Julie; Vaniscotte, Amélie; Couval, Geoffroy

• #Poster 22: Influence of red deer (Cervus elaphus L.) grazing on yield reduction and changes in the chemical composition of grassland forage: experiences from three organic cattle farms in the southeastern Slovenia

  S. 123

  Trdan, Stanislav; Laznik, Žiga; Sinkovič, Tomaž; Strajn, Breda Jakovac; Kalcher, Gabrijela Tavčar; Udovč, Andrej; Bohinc, Tanja; Vidrih, Matej

• #Poster 23: Efficacy of rodenticides in the sewer system of Berlin to manage Norway rats (Rattus norvegicus)

  S. 124

  Schlötelburg, Annika; Geduhn, Anke; Zeisler, Edgar Elon; Pulsfort, Jacky; Meneghini, Dorina; Fickel, Jörns; Schmolz, Erik

• #Poster 24: Study of the fixation of birds of prey populations in agricultural territories equipped with nest boxes for the promotion of biological control of common vole (Microtus arvalis) population outbreaks

  S. 125

  Cuéllar Basterrechea, Carlos; Díaz Fernandez, Juan Pablo; Hernandez Garavis, Lorena; Bascones Reina, Miriam; Gonzalez Simon, Paula; Sanz Miranda, Adanys

• #Poster 25: Comparison of baiting strategies in common vole management

  S. 126

  Jacoblinnert, Kyra; Goedecker, Caspar; Halle, Stefan; Schenke, Detlef; Imholt, Christian; Jacob, Jens

• #Poster 26: Wildboar management in urban areas: a challenge in the city of Perugia, Umbria (Central Italy)

  S. 127

  Convito, Luca; Paoloni, Daniele; Lombardi, Giuseppina

• #Poster 27: Sustainable rodent control in sugarcane fields using barn owls (Tyto alba): program development and monitoring

  S. 128

  Luzuriaga, Diego; Naranjo, Moramay

• #Poster 28: Developments in control strategy and resistance in Norway rats in Denmark

  S. 129

  Esther, Alexandera; Heiberg, Ann-Charlotte

• #Poster 29: Development of a digital early warning system for resistant rat infestation on farms

  S. 130

  Anderle, Brit; Buchholz, Sascha; Klemann, Nicole; Esther, Alexandra

• #Poster 30: Screening of anticoagulant resistance-related mutations in the VKORC1 gene in Mus domesticus in four Italian islands

  S. 131

  Gallozzi, Francesco; Castiglia, Riccardo; Colangelo, Paolo; Giuliani, Davide; Sposimo, Paolo; Dell'Agnello, Filippo; Capizzi, Dario

• #Poster 31: Bioaccummulation of rodenticide residues in two populations of susceptible rats as determined by Vkorc1 genotyping

  S. 132

  Carromeu-Santos, Ana; Luz Mathias, Maria; Gabriel, Sofia I

• #Poster 32: Exposure and resistance to anticoagulant resistance in urban rodent pest in Chad

  S. 133

  Lattard, Virginie; Mahamat, Ali Barka; Karine, Groud; Djibrine, Soudy Imar; Chatron, Nolan; Benoit, Etienne

• #Poster 33: Variation in the Vkorc1-gene and anticoagulant rodenticide resistance in brown rats on the Faroe Islands

  S. 134

  De Ridder, Jana; Leirs, Herwig; Magnussen, Eyðfinn; Gryseels, Sophie

• #Poster 34: Belgrade experience in control of contamination of public places with dogs parasites

  S. 135

  Pavlovic, Ivan

• #Poster 35: Wild rodents as reservoir of (re)emerging tick-borne diseases in natural areas: a novel integrated wildlife monitoring approach

  S. 136

  Occhibove, Flavia; Vada, Rachele; Barroso, Patricia; Palencia, Pablo; Varzandi, Amir Reza; Ferroglio, Ezio; Zanet, Stefania

• #Poster 36: Leptospirosis of rodents in Miyakojima island, Japan (progress)

  S. 137

  Uchida, Mika; Waku, Daisuke

• #Poster 37: Distribution of Leptospira spp. in Norway rat population in Belgrade, Serbia

  S. 138

  Jokić, Goran; Blažić, Tanja; Rajković, Milica; Radić Vukičević, Olivera; Savić, Sara; Gajdov, Vladimir; Petrović, Tamaš

• #Poster 38: Could rodent damage survey in forestry help in predicting possible zoonotic disease outbreaks?

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  Bjedov, Linda; Vucelja, Marko; Margaletić, Josip

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