Reintroduction biology is a field of scientific research that aims to inform translocations of
endangered species. We review two decades of published literature to evaluate whether …

Management of threatened and endangered species would seem to be a perfect context for
adaptive management. Many of the decisions are recurrent and plagued by uncertainty …

Conservation management strategies for many highly threatened species include
conservation breeding to prevent extinction and enhance recovery. Pairing decisions for …

Although widespread, actions aiming at the restoration of native species populations within
their indigenous range still lack a clear definition of success, given the high degree of …

Reintroduction can be necessary for recovering populations of threatened species.
However, the success of reintroduction efforts has been poorer than many biologists and …

The wildlife management institution has been transforming to ensure relevance and positive
conservation outcomes into the future. Continuous improvement of decision making is one …

Decision making in guidance of reintroduction efforts is made challenging by the substantial
scientific uncertainty typically involved. However, a less recognized challenge is that the …

Ex situ conservation strategies for threatened species often require long‐term commitment
and financial investment to achieve management objectives. We present a framework that …

Climate change effects are contributing to widespread declines of amphibians, and pond-
breeding species may be particularly sensitive to future drought conditions that restrict …

The reintroduction of threatened and endangered species is now a common method for
reestablishing populations. Typically, a fundamental objective of reintroduction is to …