Titlebook: Using Detection Dogs to Monitor Aquatic Ecosystem Health and Protect Aquatic Resources; Ngaio L. Richards Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if appl

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Book 2018, plants and related resources. Featuring contributions from those at the forefront of converging disciplines ranging from canine training, ecological and biological monitoring, water resource management, law enforcement, and eco-toxicology, it addresses everyone already immersed in these or related

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Detection Dogs as Ambassadors and Field Assistants to Protect Imperiled Reptiles and Amphibians,s for reptiles and amphibians, and includes the challenges and successes of the technique. Detection dogs’ highly evolved sense of smell and specialized training show promise to aid in more efficient and effective detection techniques for reptiles and amphibians.

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Monitoring Invasive and Threatened Aquatic Amphibians, Mammals, and Birds,uracy, and resource intensity. Current and potential applications of detection dogs for these aquatic wildlife groups, as either stand-alone or supplementary monitoring techniques, are considered. Examples of known related uses of dogs are provided, and potential future applications for detection dogs are highlighted.

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Intercepting Invasive Invertebrate Species Before They Infest Waterbodies: The Inception and Implemementation of a dedicated team of detection dogs and handlers to partner with mussel Inspectors, the benefits of the dog teams are discussed in conjunction with the efforts of their human counterparts. Additional research and development possibilities, lessons learned, and recommendations are also provided.

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In Situ Detection of Sewage Pollution and Its Sources in Aquatic Ecosystems,rs partnered with to date is also provided. Recommendations are made for further research into the scent components of this target, and to better assess individual dog performances, with an aim of promoting greater use of this effective but still underutilized application.

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A Glimpse into the Use of Dogs to Address Global Poaching, Overharvesting, and Trafficking of Aquat India, to convey the extent to which dogs are being used to protect aquatic species and resources in relation to other ongoing efforts and targets. Constraints or limitations to their use for aquatic applications are also considered.

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Striving for Best Standards and Practices: Recommendations for Optimizing Assessment and Performancardization are offered to further increase awareness of the advantages of utilizing ecological scent detection dogs in relation to the quality and reliability of the information and datasets that may be generated.