Marine High Risk Site Surveillance: Annual Synopsis Rport for all High Risk Sites 2018-19 (SOW18048). Woods, C., Seaward, K., Pryor Rodgers, L., Buckthought, D., Carter, M., Lyon, W., Neill, K., Olsen, L., Smith, M., Tait, L., & Inglis, G. Technical Report ISBN No: 978-1-99-000813-9 (online)ISSN No: 2624-0203 (online), MAF Biosecurity New Zealand Pastoral House, 25 The Terrace PO Box 2526 WELLINGTON, Wellington, N.Z., June, 2019.
Marine High Risk Site Surveillance: Annual Synopsis Rport for all High Risk Sites 2018-19 (SOW18048) [link]Paper  abstract   bibtex   
The Marine HighRisk Site Surveillance (MHRSS) is a national programme of surveys targeted at the early detection of high-riskmarine non-indigenous species(NIS). The primary objective of the MHRSS programmeis to detect incursions of new-to-New Zealandnon-indigenous organisms listed on the Unwanted Organisms Register inNew Zealand ports and marinas previously identified as the highestriskfor the introduction and establishment of marine NIS. The programmehas two secondary objectives:(i) to detect incursions of marine NIS or cryptogenic organisms not previously recorded in New Zealand, and;(ii) to detect range extensions by marine NIS or cryptogenic organisms that are already established in New Zealand waters. The MHRSS programmeis designed to detect the presence of five primary (Asterias amurensis, Carcinus maenas, Caulerpa taxifolia, Eriocheir sinensisand Potamocorbula amurensis) and four secondary (Arcuatula senhousia,Eudistoma elongatum, Sabella spallanzaniiand Styela clava) target NIS.Each HighRisk Site is surveyed bi-annually(hereafter referred to as the Winter and Summer surveys).This Annual Synopsis Report details the targeted surveillance surveys atthe 1
@techreport{woods_marine_2019,
	address = {Wellington, N.Z.},
	type = {Biosecurity {New} {Zealand} {Technical} {Paper}},
	title = {Marine {High} {Risk} {Site} {Surveillance}: {Annual} {Synopsis} {Rport} for all {High} {Risk} {Sites} 2018-19 ({SOW18048})},
	url = {https://www.mpi.govt.nz/dmsdocument/36783},
	abstract = {The Marine HighRisk Site Surveillance (MHRSS) is a national programme of surveys targeted at the early detection of high-riskmarine non-indigenous species(NIS). The primary objective of the MHRSS programmeis to detect incursions of new-to-New Zealandnon-indigenous organisms listed on the Unwanted Organisms Register inNew Zealand ports and marinas previously identified as the highestriskfor the introduction and establishment of marine NIS. The programmehas two secondary objectives:(i) to detect incursions of marine NIS or cryptogenic organisms not previously recorded in New Zealand, and;(ii) to detect range extensions by marine NIS or cryptogenic organisms that are already established in New Zealand waters. The MHRSS programmeis designed to detect the presence of five primary (Asterias amurensis, Carcinus maenas, Caulerpa taxifolia, Eriocheir sinensisand Potamocorbula amurensis) and four secondary (Arcuatula senhousia,Eudistoma elongatum, Sabella spallanzaniiand Styela clava) target NIS.Each HighRisk Site is surveyed bi-annually(hereafter referred to as the Winter and Summer surveys).This Annual Synopsis Report details the targeted surveillance surveys atthe 1},
	language = {English},
	number = {ISBN No: 978-1-99-000813-9 (online)ISSN No: 2624-0203 (online)},
	urldate = {2020-02-21},
	institution = {MAF Biosecurity New Zealand Pastoral House, 25 The Terrace PO Box 2526 WELLINGTON},
	author = {Woods, Chris and Seaward, Kimberley and Pryor Rodgers, Lily and Buckthought, Dane and Carter, Megan and Lyon, Warrick and Neill, Kate and Olsen, Louis and Smith, Matt and Tait, Leigh and Inglis, Graeme},
	month = jun,
	year = {2019},
	pages = {231},
}

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