Browse Case Studies (Page 5)
Case studies 145 to 180 of 351, continued from page 4. Every entry comes from the Global Conservation Translocation Perspectives series and can also be filtered by species, taxon or country using the search tool.
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Re-introduction of the Iberian lynx, Andalusia, Spain 
336 KB - Re-introduction of the Mexican wolf in the Sierra Madre Occidental, Mexico 285 KB
- Re-introduction of the oriental white stork for coexistence with humans in Japan 300 KB
- Re-introduction of the western bluebird to oak- prairie habitats in Pacific Northwest, USA 316 KB
- Re-introduction of tule elk to Point Reyes National Seashore, California, USA 339 KB
- Re-introduction of vinaceous Amazon parrots in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil 333 KB
- Re-introduction of wood bison in Russia 298 KB
- Release of the western subspecies of chimpanzee in Guinea, West Africa 351 KB
- Repatriation of eastern indigo snakes to conservation lands in South Alabama, USA 699 KB
- Restoration of black-tailed prairie dogs to Vermejo Park Ranch, New Mexico, USA 298 KB
- Restoration of wisent population within the Carpathian eco-region, Europe 318 KB
- Rhizophora mucronata an extinct mangrove species re-introduced to Ras Ghanada Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates after 100 years 340 KB
- Setting the stage for conservation success: large- scale watershed renovation and re-introduction of cutthroat trout in the Rocky Mountain region of the USA 353 KB
- The re-introduction of Lichtenstein’s hartebeest to Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, south-eastern Zimbabwe 283 KB
- The release of northeast Bornean orangutans to Tabin Wildlife Reserve, Sabah, Malaysia 376 KB
- The restoration of elk in Ontario, Canada, 1998 – 2012: research and management implications 313 KB
- The translocation of the red barbed ant from the Isles of Scilly to Chobham Common National Nature Reserve, Surrey, UK 335 KB
- Translocation and augmentation of the fen raft spider populations in the UK 327 KB
- Translocation of Hawaiian monk seals in the Hawaiian Archipelago and Johnston Atoll, USA 301 KB
- Twenty years of captive breeding and re- introduction of the eastern barred bandicoot in Victoria, Australia 343 KB
- Twenty years of Indus Delta mangroves development and rehabilitation by Sindh Forests Department, Pakistan 449 KB
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A pilot release of captive-bred red-billed choughs into Cornwall, UK 465 KB - A trial conservation translocation of the mangrove finch in the Galaopagos Islands, Ecuador 492 KB
- Attempted supplementation of the relict wild Eastern population of northern bald ibis in Syria with Turkish semi-wild juveniles 448 KB
- Black-footed ferret recovery in North America 482 KB
- Conservation and recovery of the mountain yellow-legged frog in Southern California, USA 505 KB
- Conservation introduction of a threatened narrow range endemic species, Banksia montana, from the Stirling Range National Park, southern Western Australia 463 KB
- Conservation introduction of the Cape platanna within the Western Cape, South Africa 402 KB
- First phase of the re-introduction of Silene hifacensis (Caryophyllaceae) in Cap de Sant Antoni, Valencian Community, Spain 457 KB
- Houston toad population supplementation in Texas, USA 510 KB
- Mottled grasshopper translocation to sand dunes in Essex, England 441 KB
- Population development of re-introduced mountain gazelle in the western Empty Quarter (Uruq Bani Ma’arid Protected Area), Saudi Arabia 470 KB
- Re-introduction and re-enforcement of oily bitterling in conjunction with local communities in Northern Mie, Japan 512 KB
- Re-introduction and supplementation of terrapins on Silhouette Island, Seychelles 462 KB
- Re-introduction of African spurred tortoise in North Ferlo, Senegal 463 KB
- Re-introduction of bull trout in the upper Willamette River basin, USA 492 KB
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Frequently asked questions
What is on this page?
Case studies 145 to 180 of 351, ordered by the year of the book they appeared in. The 36 entries here come from the 2011 to 2013 volumes, cover 25 countries, and by taxon group are mammals (14), birds (5), reptiles (4), plants (4), fish (3), invertebrates (3) and amphibians (3).
Who writes the case studies?
The people running each project write its case study, and each one ends with the project's own assessment of its success on a scale from highly successful to failure. That makes them practitioners' accounts of what happened, including what went wrong, rather than outside reviews.
How is each case study laid out?
Each follows the same format: an introduction, the project's goals and success indicators, a project summary, the major difficulties faced, the major lessons learned, and the reasons for success or failure. That common structure makes it possible to compare projects across species and countries.
Can I download them, and how do I find a particular species?
Every case study is a short PDF, free to download with no login. To narrow all 351 by species, taxon group, country or book year, use the filterable search instead of paging through this list.
How should I cite a case study?
Cite the chapter authors shown on the case study page along with the volume it appeared in. Each PDF opens with the cover and copyright page of its book, which gives the volume's recommended citation.