Newsletter · 2002
Re-introduction News June 2002
Issue No. 21 of Re-introduction News (June 2002), a primate-focused issue edited by Pritpal S. Soorae and Lynne R. Baker with an introduction from Primate Section Chair Dr. Devra Kleiman, covering golden lion tamarin work in Brazil, black howler monkey translocation in Belize, and chimpanzee reintroduction in the Republic of Congo.
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What is Re-introduction News?
Re-introduction News is the newsletter of the IUCN SSC Re-introduction Specialist Group (ISSN 1560-3709). It carries news and case reports from the group's regional and taxonomic sections, and several issues concentrate on a single group of animals, such as birds, carnivores, reptiles and amphibians, or primates. This site archives 21 issues of it, from November 1990 to April 2007.
Where does this issue sit in the archive?
Re-introduction News June 2002 is number 19 of 21 in the archive of Re-introduction News on this site, counting from the earliest. The issue before it here is Re-introduction News August 2001. The next is Re-introduction News January 2003.
Who publishes it?
The IUCN SSC Re-introduction Specialist Group (RSG) was founded in 1988 as one of the specialist groups of the IUCN Species Survival Commission. It is now called the Conservation Translocation Specialist Group (CTSG). Its original reintroduction guidelines became official IUCN policy in 1995.
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What else does the archive hold from 2002?
Other 2002 items in the archive are RSG Oceania Newsletter 2002.