Growing public concerns about lethal methods to mitigate human–wildlife conflicts place
increasing constraints on wildlife management options. Translocations, perceived as …

We review the indexed scientific literature (233 papers) dealing with 'restocking'of
vertebrates, ie reinforcement of wild populations by release of individuals of the same …

Abstract The European brown hare Lepus europaeus is the most widely distributed hare
species of the world, being naturally present throughout Eurasia and introduced as a game …

We describe the results of our research on population dynamics among brown hares reared
in enclosures and then released into suitable natural habitat. Radio-tracking was used to …

Translocation of game species is a widespread tool for hunting and conservation, but for
some species there is a lack of information, being this the case for the Iberian hare (Lepus …

The current distribution of Lepus corsicanus (recently considered to be a distinct species
from L. europaeus) in peninsular Italy and Sicily is presented in this paper. Our data suggest …

In Europe, brown hare (Lepus europaeus) populations have been declining steadily since
the 1970s. Gamekeepers can help to support brown hare wild populations by releasing …

The European hare populations of the Balkan Peninsula comprise two divergent
phylogenetic lineages with discrete geographical distribution slightly overlapping in the area …

The annual socio-economic costs of human–wildlife interactions on a worldwide basis are
very difficult to estimate. Because standardized methods of assessing the impacts are …

Allerdings gingen insbesondere die europäischen Feldhasenbestände in den letzten
Jahrzehnten dramatisch zurück (Smith et al. 2005a), weshalb der Feldhase in mehreren …