Nowhere to hide as the hunt for unwelcome mink goes digital

Laura Hood; Gemma Webster; Koen Antonius Johannes Arts

Nowhere to hide as the hunt for unwelcome mink goes digital

Laura Hood, Gemma Webster (Interviewee), Koen Antonius Johannes Arts

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Abstract

Efforts to curb invasive mink are taking a modern turn in Scotland, where a project is providing spotters with an app to log the movements of their targets.

MinkApp enable volunteers to upload information when they spot signs of mink in their local area. Their efforts are part of the biggest volunteer-based invasive species management project in the world.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The Conversation
Publication status	Published - 16 Oct 2013

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