Human disturbance is contributing to widespread, global changes in the distributions and
densities of wild animals. These anthropogenic impacts on wildlife arise from multiple …

Simple Summary Efforts are underway to restore the largest island in Western Australia to an
ecological state similar to how it was when Europeans first visited the island in 1616. This …

Conservation translocations require robust post‐release monitoring to evaluate their
success, which can be challenging to implement and maintain. Monitoring techniques that …

Reintroduction programs have increased amid unprecedented biodiversity loss, yet the
success of these programs lag. A prominent reason for program failure is dispersal beyond …

As a reintroduction progresses through the establishment, growth, and regulation phases,
density-dependent mechanisms increasingly drive population dynamics. This can …

Conservation translocations are often used to connect disjunct populations or reintroduce
them to otherwise suitable areas from which they have become locally extinct …

Conservation translocation is a valuable management tool for conserving and restoring
biodiversity. Conservation managers and researchers strive for translocation success and …

Conservation reintroductions play a vital role in the recovery of threatened species, and
clear goals and objectives are essential for evaluating their effectiveness. In this study, we …

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

With increasing infrastructural development along Brazil's coast, environmental regulation
measures are becoming increasingly necessary in the face of the damage caused by large …