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h-index: 18
Works: 66
Citations: 911

Most-cited papers

Reintroducing rewilding to restoration – Rejecting the search for novelty
M. Hayward, Robert J. Scanlon, A. Callen, Lachlan G. Howell +33 more
2019Biological Conservation74 citations Open access
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The large‐scale removal of mammalian invasive alien species in Northern Europe
P. Robertson, T. Adriaens, X. Lambin, A. Mill +3 more
2016Pest Management Science72 citations Open access
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Deconstructing compassionate conservation
M. Hayward, A. Callen, B. L. Allen, G. Ballard +31 more
2019Conservation Biology63 citations Open access
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Envisioning the future with ‘compassionate conservation’: An ominous projection for native wildlife and biodiversity
A. Callen, M. Hayward, K. Klop-Toker, B. Allen +32 more
202046 citations Open access
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Landscape scale impacts of culling upon a European grey squirrel population: can trapping reduce population size and decrease the threat of squirrelpox virus infection for the native red squirrel?
P. Schuchert, C. Shuttleworth, C. McInnes, D. Everest +1 more
2014Biological Invasions44 citations Open access
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Genetic management of the red squirrel, Sciurus vulgaris: a practical approach to regional conservation
R. Ogden, C. Shuttleworth, R. Mcewing, S. Cesarini
2006Conservation Genetics44 citations
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The use of nest boxes by the Red Squirrel Sciurus vulgaris in a coniferous habitat
C. Shuttleworth
199938 citations
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Retrospective detection by negative contrast electron microscopy of faecal viral particles in free-living wild red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris) with suspected enteropathy in Great Britain
D. Everest, M. Stidworthy, Elspeth Milne, Anna Meredith +6 more
2010The Veterinary Record36 citations
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British Red Squirrels Remain the Only Known Wild Rodent Host for Leprosy Bacilli
Anna-Katarina Schilling, C. Avanzi, R. Ulrich, Philippe Busso +15 more
2019Frontiers in Veterinary Science30 citations Open access
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PCR detection of adenovirus in grey squirrels on Anglesey
D. Everest, S. Grierson, M. Stidworthy, C. Shuttleworth +1 more
2009The Veterinary Record30 citations
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Disease, invasions and conservation: no evidence of squirrelpox virus in grey squirrels introduced to Italy
Claudia Romeo, C. McInnes, T. Dale, C. Shuttleworth +3 more
2018Animal Conservation29 citations Open access
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Traffic related mortality in a red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) population receiving supplemental feeding
C. Shuttleworth
2001Urban Ecosystems28 citations
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The foraging behaviour and diet of red squirrels Sciurus vulgaris receiving supplemental feeding
C. Shuttleworth
2000Wildlife Biology26 citations
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Adenovirus: an emerging factor in red squirrel Sciurus vulgaris conservation
David J. Everest, C. Shuttleworth, M. Stidworthy, S. Grierson +2 more
201425 citations Open access
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Systematic assessment of the impact of adenovirus infection on a captive reintroduction project for red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris)
David J. Everest, C. Shuttleworth, S. Grierson, J. P. Duff +4 more
2012The Veterinary Record22 citations
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Adenovirus infection in red squirrels in areas free from grey squirrels
D. Everest, H. Butler, T. Blackett, Victor R. Simpson +1 more
2013The Veterinary Record21 citations
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Mathematical models for invasive species management: Grey squirrel control on Anglesey
H. Jones, Andrew White, P. Lurz, C. Shuttleworth
201719 citations
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Adenovirus-associated deaths in red squirrels on Anglesey
D. Everest, M. Stidworthy, C. Shuttleworth
2008The Veterinary Record18 citations
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Inter-specific viral infections: can the management of captive red squirrel collections help inform scientific research?
C. Shuttleworth, D. Everest, C. McInnes, A. Greenwood +3 more
201416 citations
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Evolving grey squirrel management techniques in Europe
C. Shuttleworth
202014 citations Open access
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The implications of significant adenovirus infection in UK captive red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) collections: How histological screening can aid applied conservation management
D. Everest, C. Shuttleworth, S. Grierson, A. Dastjerdi +5 more
201814 citations
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Assessing causes and significance of red squirrel ( Sciurus vulgaris ) mortality during regional population restoration: An applied conservation perspective
C. Shuttleworth, A. L. Signorile, D. Everest, P. Lurz
201513 citations
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Integrating red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) habitat requirements with the management of pathogenic tree disease in commercial forests in the UK
C. Shuttleworth, P. Lurz, N. Geddes, J. Browne
201213 citations
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Are novel ecosystems the only novelty of rewilding?
K. Klop-Toker, S. Clulow, C. Shuttleworth, M. Hayward
2020Restoration Ecology12 citations
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Assessing a potential non-invasive method for viral diagnostic purposes in European squirrels.
D. Everest, Dannielle Amber Rose Tolhurst-Cherriman, H. Davies, A. Dastjerdi +6 more
201912 citations
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Benchmarking antimicrobial use
D. Everest, T. Floyd, Ben Donnachie, R. Irvine +2 more
2017The Veterinary Record11 citations
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Indirect effects of pine marten recovery result in benefits to native prey through suppression of an invasive species and a shared pathogen
A. Slade, A. White, P. Lurz, C. Shuttleworth +2 more
2023Ecological Modelling10 citations Open access
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An Opportunistic Assessment of the Impact of Squirrelpox Disease Outbreaks upon a Red Squirrel Population Sympatric with Grey Squirrels in Wales
C. Shuttleworth, D. Everest, P. Holmes, Suzi Bell +1 more
2022Animals10 citations Open access
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Reinstating trophic cascades as an applied conservation tool to protect forest ecosystems from invasive grey squirrels (Sciurus carolinensis)
Jack A. Bamber, C. Shuttleworth, Matt W. Hayward, D. Everest
202010 citations Open access
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Leprosy in red squirrels in the UK
Anna-Katarina Schilling, J. del-Pozo, P. Lurz, K. Stevenson +4 more
2019The Veterinary Record10 citations Open access
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Developing integrated and applied red squirrel conservation programmes: what lessons can Europe learn from a regional grey squirrel eradication programme in North Wales?
C. Shuttleworth, P. Schuchert, D. Everest, C. McInnes +3 more
20159 citations
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Landscape scale impacts of culling upon a European grey squirrel population: can trapping reduce population size and decrease the threat of squirrelpox virus infection for the native red squirrel?
P. Schuchert, C. Shuttleworth, C. McInnes, D. Everest +1 more
2014Biological Invasions9 citations Open access
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Do Differing Levels of Boldness Influence the Success of Translocation? A Pilot Study on Red Squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris)
Jack A. Bamber, C. Shuttleworth, M. Hayward
2020Animals8 citations Open access
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Re-introduction of the red squirrel into Newborough forest on the island of Anglesey, UK.
C. Shuttleworth, R. Kenward, Nicholas L. Jackson
20088 citations
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Interactions between the red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris), great tit (Parus major) and jackdaw (Corvus monedula) whilst using nest boxes
C. Shuttleworth
20018 citations
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Capturing red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris) on camera: A cost‐effective approach for monitoring relative abundance and habitat preference
Graeme Shannon, Simon Valle, C. Shuttleworth
2023Ecology and Evolution6 citations Open access
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Invasive genetic rescue: dispersal following repeated culling reinforces the genetic diversity of an invasive mammal
Rebecca Synnott, C. Shuttleworth, D. Everest, Claire Stevenson-Holt +3 more
2022bioRxiv5 citations Open access
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Introduced Canadian Eastern grey squirrels: squirrelpox virus surveillance and why nothing matters
C. McInnes, C. Shuttleworth, K. Larsen, D. Everest +9 more
20205 citations
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Are nest boxes a useful tool in regional red squirrel conservation programs
C. Shuttleworth, P. Schuchert
20145 citations
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Opportunistic viral surveillance confirms the ongoing disease threat grey squirrels pose to sympatric red squirrel populations in the UK.
D. Everest, C. Green, A. Dastjerdi, Hannah Davies +11 more
2023The Veterinary Record4 citations Open access
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First report of dermatophilosis in wild European red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris)
P. Holmes, D. Everest, S. Spiro, M. Wessels +1 more
2019Veterinary Record Case Reports4 citations
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A temporal refuge from predation can change the outcome of prey species competition
A. Slade, A. White, P. Lurz, C. Shuttleworth +1 more
2022Oikos3 citations Open access
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Disease monitoring and surveillance: case studies in the applied conservation of fragmented red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) populations in England and Wales
D. Everest, Toby Floyd, Paul Holmes, P. Duff +7 more
2021Mammalian Biology3 citations
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Maintaining wildlife monitoring during lockdown
D. Everest, C. Shuttleworth, J. Holmes, S. Bell
2020The Veterinary Record3 citations
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Response to comments on “Compassionate Conservation deserves a morally serious rather than dismissive response - reply to ”
A. Callen, M. Hayward, K. Klop-Toker, B. Allen +32 more
20203 citations
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The search for novelty continues for rewilding
M. Hayward, D. Jachowski, Cassandra K. Bugir, J. Clulow +18 more
2019Biological Conservation3 citations Open access
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Recalibrating risk: Implications of squirrelpox virus for successful red squirrel translocations within mainland UK
C. Shuttleworth, Deborah Brady, P. Cross, Laura Gardner +8 more
2020Conservation Science and Practice2 citations Open access
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Pine marten scat holds few clues for squirrel disease
C. Shuttleworth, David J. Everest, A. Dastjerdi, J. Birks +1 more
2019The Veterinary Record2 citations
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Managing the squirrelpox threat to red squirrels.
C. Shuttleworth, Gail Armstrong, George C Russell, Jamelia Miah
2025The Veterinary Record1 citations
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Significant differences in the caecal bacterial microbiota of red and grey squirrels in Britain.
L. Hall, Christopher P. Nichols, Francesca Martelli, J. Leng +2 more
2024Journal of Medical Microbiology1 citations Open access
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