Threatened species recovery programs are increasingly turning to reintroductions to reverse
biodiversity loss. Here we present a real-world example where tactics (techniques which …

Highlights•Personality plays a role in the survival and dispersal of reintroduced
animals.•Eastern quolls were reintroduced to a predator-proof woodland …

Urban areas are highly modified landscapes that can support significant biodiversity,
including threatened species, although native species are usually present at low densities …

Utilisation of animal personality has potential benefit for conservation management. Due to
logistics of robust behavioural evaluation in situ, the majority of studies on wild animals …

There are generally two types of animal populations managed for conservation purposes, in
situ and ex situ. The management goals for each type of population differ and this drives the …

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obstacles to successful reintroductions tions, where novel species and habitat conditions …

Translocation programmes, particularly when using the release of a captive reared
population, often fail in their efforts to create a self-sustaining population. High mortality after …

The San Joaquin Kit Fox introduces readers to a small wild canid that occupies a prominent
position in ongoing conservation battles. Native to central California, where land is in high …

Biodiversity loss in the Anthropocene, driven by human-induced environmental change and
destruction, threatens ecosystem function and the health of all living beings across the …

Reintroduction of an endangered species or subspecies is only the first step towards
ensuring survival and population increase. The first phase of takhi (Equus ferus przewalskii) …