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Additional Resources

1. Workshop Discussion Group Notes:

   • Click here for notes taken during the discussion/breakout room portion of the Workshop. The notes are separated by topic and include links to documents/articles, which can also be found in the useful links section below.

2. Useful Links

   • A study that was done on the accurate detection and identification of insects from camera trap images with deep learning

   • PAWS (Print Acquisition for Wildlife Surveillance): a new advancement in trackpad technology being deployed in tunnels in NZ

   • Article on machine learning camera software that gives humans a new edge in the fight against feral cats on Kangaroo island

   • Possible opportunity to collaborate with Ken Donelly, who is a consultant on behavior change, to create a workshop/training

   • Pacific Regional Invasives Species Support Service, which is an intergovernmental agency working with countries, funded by NZ invasive regional and individual countries

   • Predator Free 2050, New Zealand main webpage

   • Paper on the behavior change knowledge gap from a new Zealand wide conservation perspective

   • Presentation on cleaning stations and how best to encourage correct behaviors, from the NZ Department of Conservation

   • If anyone wants to learn more about Pacific RISCC, you can fill out this google form to join the UH Listserv where they share webinars and their management research summaries

   • Community-Based Social Marketing, which has been used in Hawaii as a social science source for island biosecurity advocacy

   • Video called Island biosecurity in the last frontier, talks about best practices for limiting the introduction or spread of invasives in the USFWS National Wildlife Refuge System

   • Find climate portfolios and tools at the Pacific Drought Knowledge Exchange site

   • Presentation by Rachel Rounds of USFWS on Cenchrus echinatus on Nihoa Island

   • Resources from Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, including green waste disposal SOPs, invasive pest SOPs, and an example of biosecurity contract language