A diverse array of management techniques is used to improve the success of captive bred
animals after they are released into the wild. These techniques include behavior-based …

Background Understanding how landscape characteristics affect animal movement is
essential for conservation in human-dominated habitats. A fundamental question is how …

Aim Island biogeography theory has been extended to include various species interactions,
but has yet to consider intraguild mutualisms. We compare species‐area relationships for …

The release of captive‐bred or translocated individuals is a strategy used worldwide to
support threatened animal populations. By capture–recapture analysis, we examined the …

Similar to other single-island endemic Hawaiian honeycreepers, the critically endangered
'ākohekohe (Palmeria dolei) is threatened by climate-driven disease spread. To avert the …

Some forest‐dwelling tropical bird species are unable or unwilling to fly even a few hundred
meters across habitat discontinuities, restricting connectivity of isolated populations in …

Though often necessary before conservation translocation, rearing birds in captivity can lead
to animal behavior challenges that decrease their survival in the wild. Through analysis of …

La conectividad ecológica entre áreas protegidas (APs) es esencial para la conservación de
la biodiversidad y la gestión efectiva a largo plazo, especialmente bajo el contexto actual de …