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Invasive species

The following Darwin projects have directly addressed this issue:

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1. 15005 Conservation of the Mangrove Finch (Cactospiza heliobates)
Charles Darwin Foundation (Galapagos), ... 		2006 – 2009 Ecuador (Galapagos)
2. 15020 Reducing the Impact of Exotic Aquaculture on Chilean Aquatic Biodiversity
University of Los Lagos, University of Victoria, ... 		2006 – 2009 Chile
3. 16009 Crisis to Biological Management: rhinoceros, grassland and public engagement
DNWPC - Department of National Parks and Wildlife Nepal, IUCN, ... 		2007 – 2010 Nepal
4. 17026 Restoration of priority Pacific Island ecosystems for people and biodiversity
Birdlife - Fiji, Birdlife International, Gov of Fiji, Gov of Palau, ... 		2009 – 2012 Fiji, Palau
5. 18017 Developing knowledge to eradicate house mice from UK OT islands
Falklands Conservation - FI, ... 		2010 – 2012 Falkland Islands, Gough Island, South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands
6. EIDPO023 Enabling the people of Tristan to implement the CBD in the marine environment
Gov of Tristan da Cunha, Otago Polytechnic, RSPB, University of Cape Town		 2007 – 2010 South Africa, Tristan da Cunha
7. EIDPO027 Reducing the impact of feral livestock in and around the Centre Hills
Depts of Agriculture and Environment, RSPB		 2009 – 2011 Montserrat
8. EIDPO031 Restoration of the Mangrove Finch in Isabela, Galapagos
Charles Darwin Foundation (Galapagos), ... 		2009 – 2011 Ecuador (Galapagos)
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