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Disease Risk and Conservation Implications of Orangutan Translocations [PDF]
Critically Endangered orangutans are translocated in several situations: reintroduced into historic range where no wild populations exist, released to reinforce existing wild populations, and wild-to-wild translocated to remove individuals from potentially risky situations.
Julie Sherman +15 more
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Using Decision Analysis to Determine the Feasibility of a Conservation Translocation
Conservation translocations, intentional movements of species to protect against extinction, have become widespread in recent decades and are projected to increase further as biodiversity loss continues worldwide.
Laura M. Keating +8 more
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Physiology in conservation translocations [PDF]
Conservation translocations aim to restore species to their indigenous ranges, protect populations from threats and/or reinstate ecosystem functions. They are particularly important for the conservation and management of rare and threatened species. Despite tremendous efforts and advancement in recent years, animal conservation translocations generally
Tarszisz, Esther +2 more
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Social feasibility assessments in conservation translocations
Improving the effectiveness of conservation translocations could contribute to reversing global biodiversity loss. Although evaluations of ecological factors affecting translocation outcomes are commonplace, consideration of human social factors remains rare, hindering improvements to this conservation practice.
Thomas R. Dando +4 more
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Novel Conditions in Conservation Translocations: A Conservative-Extrapolative Strategic Framework [PDF]
In response to anthropogenic threats, conservation translocations are increasingly used to combat species' population and range declines. However, moving animals outside of their current distribution can mean introducing them to novel conditions, even in the case of reintroductions to formerly inhabited areas due to ecosystem changes following ...
James Hunter-Ayad +8 more
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Conservation and natural resource management are frequently hampered by poor understanding of how species distributions have changed over time. Species Distribution Models (SDMs) correlate known occurrences with environmental variables to predict a ...
Molly M. Barlow +5 more
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The role of social and political factors in the success of rewilding projects
The ecological aspects behind the success and failure of rewilding projects have been looked at in literature and case studies, but rarely have sociopolitical factors been included in these classifications.
Sarah Weber Hertel +2 more
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Public perceptions of an avian reintroduction aiming to connect people with nature
Species reintroductions are an increasingly popular conservation tool, typically aiming to achieve direct conservation benefits. Socio‐cultural drivers also exist but have, to date, received very little attention in research and policy.
Rachel L. White +5 more
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The importance of animal behavior to successful wildlife translocations has been acknowledged in recent decades, and it has been increasingly considered and more frequently incorporated into translocation management and research.
S. Goldenberg +5 more
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Suction samplers are a valuable tool to sample arthropod assemblages for conservation translocation
An important component of recent nature conservation is the ecological restoration of semi‐natural grasslands. The aim of such projects is usually the restoration of typical plant communities; translocation of animals, by contrast, plays only a minor ...
Felix Helbing +2 more
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