Ecologically-based Rodent Management

Maybe the Best Urban Wildlife Harmony is in Istanbul

By Sukru Esin City life has unique challenges and delights – a vibrant atmosphere, diverse cultures, and bustling streets. Amidst … Continued

How to integrate Ecologically-Based Rodent Management (EBRM) with organic farming?

Authors: Luwieke Bosma, Yuka Nabae and Marina Vara Rodents, mainly rats and mice, have always caused damage to agricultural products … Continued

How can Ecologically-Based Rodent Management support biodiversity?

Interested in this topic? Join our webinar on the occasion of the International Day of Biodiversity on 22 May 2024. … Continued

Rodents in South East Anatolia: Taking Stock

By Kübra Elmas, Rukiye Oca, Luwieke Bosma and Sukru Esin Rodents are a big problem for farmers in Turkey as … Continued

Traditional rat trapping methods in Madhya Pradesh, India.

Authors: Anushree Mitra and Luwieke Bosma Rodents, mainly rats and mice, have been a common enemy of farmers across the … Continued

Call to action: Let’s work together to curtail rodents harmful impact on food production in India.

Authors: Dr. Neena Singla (Punjab Agricultural University), Luwieke Bosma and Anushree Mitra (MetaMeta Research), and Dikhyani Konwar (PRADAN). The issue … Continued

Options for effective Ecologically-Based Rodent Management in India

By Luwieke Bosma (MetaMeta), Anushree Mitra (MetaMeta), Dikhyani Konwar (PRADAN), Poulomi Mallick (PRADAN), and Saroj Yakami (MetaMeta) This is the … Continued

Rodent damage is real – and critical to understand before one can curb the losses

Luwieke Bosma (MetaMeta), Anushree Mitra (MetaMeta), Dikhyani Konwar (PRADAN), Poulomi Mallick (PRADAN), and Saroj Yakami (MetaMeta) and Dr Neena Singla … Continued

Establishing Ecological Based Rodent Management in Ethiopia – Part 3: Collective implementation and ways forward

By Tadesse Tilahun, Getachew Engdayehu, Bantamlak Wondmnow, and Luwieke Bosma This is the third in a series of blog posts describing the development and implementation … Continued

Establishing Ecological Based Rodent Management in Ethiopia – Part 2: Developing and testing a biological rodenticide

By Tadesse Tilahun, Getachew Engdayehu, Bantamlak Wondmnow, and Luwieke Bosma This is the second in a series of blog posts describing the development and implementation … Continued

Establishing Ecological Based Rodent Management in Ethiopia – Part 1: The potential of Farmer’s Indigenous Knowledge

By Tadesse Tilahun, Getachew Engdayehu, Bantamlak Wondmnow, and Luwieke Bosma This is the first in a series of blog posts describing the development and implementation … Continued

“Rats are gods, shrews are goddesses”

By Luwieke Bosma, Saroj Yakami, Dikhyani and Abraham Abhishek We are in India, in the state of Madhya Pradesh. Here, … Continued

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