National Marine High Risk Site Surveillance - Annual Synopsis Report for all High Risk Sites 2021–22 (SOW23030). Woods, C., Seaward, K., Pryor Rodgers, L., Buckthought, D., Carter, M., Middleton, C., Olsen, L., & Smith, M. Technical Report Biosecurity New Zealand, June, 2022. ![National Marine High Risk Site Surveillance - Annual Synopsis Report for all High Risk Sites 2021–22 (SOW23030) [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper abstract bibtex The National Marine High Risk Site Surveillance (NMHRSS) is a national programme of surveys targeted at the early detection of high-risk marine non- indigenous species (NIS). The primary objective of the NMHRSS programme is to detect incursions of new-to-New Zealand non-indigenous organisms listed on the Unwanted Organisms Register. The programme surveys in Aotearoa New Zealand ports and marinas which have previously been identified as the highest risk for the introduction and establishment of marine NIS. The programme has two secondary objectives: (1) to detect incursions of marine NIS or cryptogenic organisms not previously recorded in New Zealand, and; (2) to detect range extensions by marine NIS or cryptogenic organisms that are already established in New Zealand waters. The NMHRSS programme is designed to detect the presence of five primary target NIS (Asterias amurensis, Carcinus maenas, Caulerpa taxifolia, Eriocheir sinensis, and Potamocorbula amurensis) and four secondary target NIS (Arcuatula senhousia, Eudistoma elongatum, Sabella spallanzanii, and Styela clava). Each High Risk Site is surveyed bi-annually (hereafter referred to as the Winter and Summer surveys). This Annual Synopsis Report details the targeted surveillance surveys at the 12 High Risk Sites during the periods June to November 2021 (the Winter 2021 surveys) and November 2021 to May 2022 (the Summer 2021–22 surveys).
@techreport{woods_national_2022,
type = {Biosecurity {New} {Zealand} {Technical} {Paper} {No}: 2022/09},
title = {National {Marine} {High} {Risk} {Site} {Surveillance} - {Annual} {Synopsis} {Report} for all {High} {Risk} {Sites} 2021–22 ({SOW23030})},
url = {https://www.mpi.govt.nz/dmsdocument/53821-National-Marine-High-Risk-Site-Surveillance-Annual-Synopsis-Report-for-all-High-Risk-Sites-202122-SOW23030},
abstract = {The National Marine High Risk Site Surveillance (NMHRSS) is a national programme of surveys targeted at the early detection of high-risk marine non- indigenous species (NIS). The primary objective of the NMHRSS programme is to detect incursions of new-to-New Zealand non-indigenous organisms listed on the Unwanted Organisms Register. The programme surveys in Aotearoa New Zealand ports and marinas which have previously been identified as the highest risk for the introduction and establishment of marine NIS.
The programme has two secondary objectives: (1) to detect incursions of marine NIS or cryptogenic organisms not previously recorded in New Zealand, and; (2) to detect range extensions by marine NIS or cryptogenic organisms that are already established in New Zealand waters. The NMHRSS programme is designed to detect the presence of five primary target NIS (Asterias amurensis, Carcinus maenas, Caulerpa taxifolia, Eriocheir sinensis, and Potamocorbula amurensis) and four secondary target NIS (Arcuatula senhousia, Eudistoma elongatum, Sabella spallanzanii, and Styela clava). Each High Risk Site is surveyed bi-annually (hereafter referred to as the Winter and
Summer surveys).
This Annual Synopsis Report details the targeted surveillance surveys at the 12 High Risk Sites during
the periods June to November 2021 (the Winter 2021 surveys) and November 2021 to May 2022 (the Summer 2021–22 surveys).},
language = {English},
institution = {Biosecurity New Zealand},
author = {Woods, Chris and Seaward, Kimberley and Pryor Rodgers, Lily and Buckthought, Dane and Carter, Megan and Middleton, Crispin and Olsen, Louis and Smith, Matt},
month = jun,
year = {2022},
pages = {297},
}
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