An overview of electronic tags that can be used in fish research is given, including radio and
acoustic transmitters, data storage tags (DST, also termed archival tags), pop-up satellite …

The use of biotelemetry in amphibian behaviour, migration, dispersal and homing research
has increased with the miniaturisation and improved reliability of telemetry equipment. Here …

Basic natural history information is critical for species conservation but is often deficient for
endangered species, which can be rare and difficult to study. This is particularly true for …

While epizootics increasingly affect wildlife, it remains poorly understood how the
environment shapes most host–pathogen systems. Here, we employ a three‐step framework …

Captive rearing and reintroduction/translocation are increasingly used as tools to
supplement wild populations of threatened species. Reintroducing captive-reared Chinese …

Radio-tracking is a key technique for monitoring threatened species during ecological
research and reintroduction programs. In the case of the endangered eastern barred …

Although biologists and veterinarians have shown considerable success in working together
to address wildlife-related issues, including disease, chemical immobilization, reproductive …

Bio‐logging is an essential tool for the investigation of behavior, ecology, and physiology of
wildlife. This burgeoning field enables the improvement of population monitoring and …

Worldwide, there are only a handful of reintroduction programs for threatened salamander
species, and very few have conducted postrelease studies to examine survival, habitat …

Tracking individual animals with small-sized passive integrated transponder tags (PIT tags)
has become a popular and widespread method, one which can be used for investigating life …