Browse Case Studies (Page 7)
Case studies 217 to 252 of 351, continued from page 6. 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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Attempted re-introduction of the western bristlebird in south-western Australia 
311 KB - Augmentation of a Whibley Wattle population in South Australia by translocation 286 KB
- Captive management and experimental re-introduction of the Booroolong Frog on the South Western Slopes region, New South Wales, Australia 291 KB
- Changing taxonomy and the need for supplementation in the management of re-introductions of Brothers Island tuatara in Cook Strait, New Zealand 286 KB
- Colorado pikeminnow re-introduction and population augmentation in rivers of the Western USA 284 KB
- Conservation and re-introduction to augment threatened orchid populations in Madagascar 269 KB
- Conservation breeding and re-introduction of the pygmy hog in N.W. Assam, India 389 KB
- Conservation introduction of a locally extinct fern species in Estonia during 1998-2008 264 KB
- Conservation introduction of the parasitic plant dactylanthus at Waipapa, New Zealand 303 KB
- Conservation of a unique bullhead population in Flanders, Belgium 302 KB
- Conservation reinforcement of an introduced population of hirola antelope into Tsavo East National Park, Kenya 341 KB
- Conservation Status and re-introduction of Bermuda’s Governor Laffan fern-an endangered endemic 260 KB
- Development of a re-introduction and re-enforcement program for Siamese crocodiles in Cambodia 324 KB
- Enhancement of Monarto mintbush populations in South Australia by translocations 306 KB
- Establishing a second population of the flax snail in New Zealand 320 KB
- Experimental introductions of the heath spotted and early marsh orchids into a restored ecosystem in Switzerland 302 KB
- Experimental release of young captive-bred black storks in Ticino Regional Park–Lombardy, Italy: as potential support to the wild population 293 KB
- Grey partridge supplementations in Oxfordshire and east Gloucestershire, UK 286 KB
- Habitat Ecologique et Liberteo des Primates: re-introduction of central chimpanzees to the Conkouati-Douli National Park, Republic of Congo 401 KB
- Juniper scrub restoration at the Cample Burn, Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park, Scotland 317 KB
- Lessons learned from a series of translocations of the archaic Hamilton’s frog and Maud Island frog in central New Zealand 333 KB
- Over 20 years of re-introducing the Arabian oryx in fenced and free-range protected areas of Saudi Arabia 286 KB
- Propagation and re-introduction of the western prairie fringed orchid in Nebraska, USA 279 KB
- Re- introduction of roe deer at Ajloun Nature Reserve, Jordan 306 KB
- Re-inforcement of Adriatic sturgeon in the Ticino River, Lombardy, Italy 300 KB
- Re-introduction and translocation of eastern bongo in Kenya; is it necessary and if so what are likely to be the most effective methodologies of achieving meaningful conservation goals? 290 KB
- Re-introduction and translocation of golden lion tamarins, Atlantic Coastal Forest, Brazil: the creation of a metapopulation 335 KB
- Re-introduction of Apennine chamois to the Gran Sasso-Laga National Park, Abruzzo, Italy 295 KB
- Re-introduction of Atlantic salmon to the River Rhine System: case study of the River Sieg, Germany 371 KB
- Re-introduction of captive-bred Malherbe’s parakeet to Maud Island, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand 294 KB
- Re-introduction of corncrakes in the UK 292 KB
- Re-introduction of Griffon vultures and consequent return of Egyptian vultures in the Kotel Mountains, Bulgaria 294 KB
- Re-introduction of rock hyraxes in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa 318 KB
- Re-introduction of shore skinks to offshore islands in the Auckland region, New Zealand 295 KB
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Frequently asked questions
What is on this page?
Case studies 217 to 252 of 351, ordered by the year of the book they appeared in. The 36 entries here come from the 2010 volume, cover 21 countries, and by taxon group are mammals (10), plants (9), birds (7), fish (4), reptiles (3), amphibians (2) and invertebrates (1).
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.