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Marine biosecurity post-border management: developing incursion response systems for New Zealand
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posted on 2023-05-26, 11:33 authored by Wotton, DM, Hewitt, CLNew Zealand's approach to marine biosecurity has been to integrate the pre-border, border, and post-border management actions so as to appropriately and effectively utilise resources. Prevention is clearly better than cure, consequently pre-border and border management is paramount. There is, however, recognition that quarantine style controls result in leaky borders. Early detection of new invaders, coupled with appropriate incursion response protocols and tools, increases the likelihood that a response will: (1) be effective; and (2) cause less collateral damage. Rapid response plans for predefined, high-risk species allow an adaptive and targeted approach. The selected species are also the object of targeted surveillance in high incursion risk points of first entry into the New Zealand coastal environment.
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New Zealand Journal of Marine and Freshwater ResearchVolume
38Article number
3Number
3Pagination
553-559ISSN
0028-8330Publication status
- Published
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Copyright The Royal Society of New Zealand 2004Repository Status
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