Salamander importation data into the U.S., and Python scripts for analysing data and conducting a simulation experiment. Used in paper submitted to 'EcoHealth.'

Functional response and effects of vegetation structural complexity on predation rates. Data associated with paper Low structural complexity of non-native grassland habitat exposes prey to higher predation, accepted by Ecological Applications, October 2018.

Raw data from a pot experiment assessing the effect of soil moisture and soil nutrients on the growth of indigenous and exotic woody species common in New Zealand drylands. These data were used in the following papers: Monks A, Cieraad E, Burrows LE, Walker S 2012. Higher relative performance at low soil nitrogen and moisture predicts field distribution...

Data associated with Burrows et al. 2015. which describes a field experiment assessing the effect of common broom management practices on the germination, growth and survival of six indigenous woody species in a South Island dryland setting. Burrows L, Cieraad E, Head N 2015. Scotch broom facilitates indigenous tree and shrub germination and establishment...

Invasive mammalian predator detection data in urban habitats, supporting the paper "Miller, K.F.; Wilson, D.J.; Innes, J. G.; Fitzgerald, N.B., Miller, P.; van Heezik, Y. 2022. Invasive urban mammalian predators: distribution and multi-scale habitat selection. Biology, 11"

Data associated with paper: Holland, E. P., Gormley, A. M. and Pech, R. P. (2016), Species- and site-specific impacts of an invasive herbivore on tree survival in mixed forests. Ecol Evol. doi:10.1002/ece3.2002

11-year study of experimental exclusion of brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) from early primary successions on landslides in montane western South Island, New Zealand. The data support: Bellingham PJ, Kardol P, Bonner KI, Buxton RP, Morse CW, Wardle DA 2016 Browsing by an invasive herbivore promotes development of plant and soil communities during...