The number of species that merit conservation interventions is increasing daily with ongoing
habitat destruction, increased fragmentation and loss of population connectivity …

The use of procedural sedation in birds has become a routine practice in veterinary
medicine during the past 10 years, with a corresponding increase in avian sedation …

Accurate estimates of breeding success are essential for understanding population
dynamics and for managing populations. Unfortunately, research activities to collect these …

Context Seabirds were the most common taxa captured alive as part of the oiled wildlife
response to the grounding of the container vessel MV Rena in the Bay of Plenty, New …

Mechanistic insights and predictive understanding of the spatial distributions of foragers are
typically derived by fitting either field measurements on intake rates and food abundance, or …

Surgically implanted transmitters are a common method for tracking animal movements.
Immediately following surgical implantation, animals pass through a critical recovery phase …

Feasibility and effect of midazolam administration on blood analytes and for sedation of
Passeriformes being collected in a larger study of genetic biodiversity was assessed …

Simple Summary Wildlife management often requires animal capture and handling, which
may represent a challenge to animal survival after release. Capture myopathy has been …

Context Oil spills cause significant detrimental impacts on many shoreline species. There is
limited information in the scientific literature about the management and response of …

A wild-caught lesser flamingo (Phoeniconaias minor) from the Fort Worth Zoo (Fort Worth,
TX, USA) presented with moderate lameness that progressed to the inability to stand 2 days …