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Outlines biological, chemical, and mechanical control methods for invasive animal species. See Manager's Tool Kit - Control Mechanisms for general resources and other species.

A Deer Mistake: The Victorian Government's Proposal to Promote Recreational Deer Hunting on Farms (Dec 11, 2008; PDF | 1.9 MB) and Press Release - Deer Hunting Scheme Will Cost us Dear (Dec 12, 2008; PDF | 343 KB)
Invasive Species Council Australia.
The Invasive Species Council Australia released a report critiquing a proposal by the Victorian government to promote deer hunting on private properties for claimed environmental benefits. Feral deer are a very serious environmental problem in Victoria, and Sambar have recently been listed as a potential threatening process. But evidence from around the world shows that hunting for sport rarely works as a method of pest control. By promoting hunting, governments can even worsen pest problems.

Biology, History, Threat, Surveillance and Control of the Cactus Moth, Cactoblastis cactorum (Jun 2004; PDF | 1.24 MB)
UN. Food and Agriculture Organization; International Atomic Energy Agency. Nuclear Techniques in Food and Agriculture.

Biological Control of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
USDA. Forest Service.

Biological Control of Insects and Mites, An Introduction to Beneficial Natural Enemies and Their Use in Pest Management (2008; PDF | 25.6 MB)
University of Wisconsin Extension. Publication A3842.
This book addresses biocontrol implementation, cost analysis, planning, and integrating biocontrol into an Integrated Pest Management (i.e., IPM) framework. Approaches can apply to invasive plant and plant disease
control.

Biological Control of Forest Pests in the Eastern United States
University of Massachussetts - Amherst.

Biological Control of Pink Hibiscus Mealybug
California Department of Food and Agriculture.

Cactus Moth - Cooperative Research on Control Strategies
USDA. APHIS. Plant Protection and Quarantine.

Chemical Control of Red Palm Mite, Raoiella indica, on Ornamentals (Dec 2007; PDF | 131 KB)
Univeristy of Florida. J. E. Peña, C. M. Mannion, L. Osborne and W. Howard.

Emerald Ash Borer: Biology and Control Options
Michigan State University. Center For Integrated Plant Systems. Diagnostics Services.

Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management
Internet Center for Wildlife Damage Management.

Mosquitoes - Integrated Pest Management Manual
DOI. National Park Service.

Newly Described Parasite of Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) in China
North American Plant Protection Organization.
This new parasitoid has the potential to be a significant biocontrol agent for EAB in North America and elsewhere.

Pierce's Disease Control Program
California Department of Food and Agriculture.

Python-Tracking Puppy Trains to Patrol Everglades (Feb 3, 2005)
National Geographic News.

Starling Management in Agriculture
University of Nebraska - Lincoln. Cooperative Extension.

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