Conservation translocation is a common strategy to offset mounting rates of population
declines through the transfer of captive‐or wild‐origin organisms into areas where …

Translocations are an increasingly popular conservation tool, although their use to date has
been largely reactive, often attempting to stave off the extinction of threatened species …

Background Data on the movement behavior of translocated wild pigs is needed to develop
appropriate response strategies for containing and eliminating new source populations …

Gopher tortoise (Gopherus polyphemus) populations are declining throughout their range
and recovery requires management intervention to alleviate losses. Population …

To successfully establish itself in a novel environment, an animal must make an inherent
trade-off between knowledge accumulation and exploitation of knowledge gained (ie, the …

Abstract Eastern Indigo Snakes (EIS, Drymarchon couperi) and Eastern Diamondbacked
Rattlesnakes (EDB, Crotalus adamanteus) are species of conservation concern, in large part …

Imperiled species face numerous and diverse anthropogenic threats to their persistence,
and wildlife managers charged with making conservation decisions benefit from a sound …

A lack of long-term monitoring often impedes the evaluation of translocation used to
reinforce populations. Crucial questions regarding the exact timing and place of possible …

Translocation of animals, especially for threatened and endangered species, is a currently
popular but very challenging activity. We translocated 158 adult Agassiz's desert tortoises …

Mitigation translocations move wildlife from specific areas due to conflict with humans over
land use at the site. A critical decision when carrying out mitigation translocation is the …