In brief Sperm cryopreservation has been recognised as a tool for preventing loss of genetic
diversity in amphibians; however, the combined effect of penetrative and non-penetrative …

Genome resource banks (GRBs) have the potential to preserve the genetic diversity of a
species over time, yet they are rarely utilized as effective components of conservation …

The application of reproductive technologies to amphibian conservation breeding programs
is gaining momentum and the field is poised to contribute significantly toward amphibian …

Abstract The application of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) in breeding
programs to save wild animal species is a relatively new approach to conservation and their …

Australia's freshwater turtles have high endemicity and many are threatened by extinction.
Following a symposium held at the 2022 conference of the Australian Society of …

In 2022, the Society for Reproductive Biology came together in Christchurch New Zealand
(NZ), for its first face-to-face meeting since the global COVID-19 pandemic. The meeting …

Harvesting wild populations is increasingly used to support conservation initiatives,
including translocations, captive assurance colonies, and breeding programs. Best‐practice …

There are strong potential benefits of incorporating assisted reproductive technologies
(ARTs) into conservation programs for the management of threatened amphibians as the …

Japan arcs from north to south and is abundant in biodiversity with different climates in each
region. Japan has many endemic species/populations, such as the Tsushima leopard cat …

Abstract The Louisiana pinesnake (Pituophis ruthveni) is considered one of the rarest
snakes in North America and was federally listed under the Endangered Species Act in …