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… to prevent escapes of non-native waterbird species from captive collections 21 Step 6: Introduce measures to prevent … by man. This includes: • A taxon introduced as a breeding bird to a region where it normally only occurred in … to prevent escapes of non-native waterbird species from captive collections Step 6: Introduce measures to prevent the …

… L., Tegelström, H. & Lumme, J. (2000). Goose hybrids, captive breeding and restocking of the Fennoscandian populations of … However, accidental escapes from carelessly managed captive collections or deliberate releases into the wild have …

… to reduce the risk of disease transmission between wild, captive and domestic birds to those agencies developing … to reduce the risk of disease transmission between wild, captive and domestic birds to those agencies developing … at the site at different times of the year (residents, breeding visitors, non-breeding visitors, passage migrants, …

… e.g. infertility due to the consequences of in-breeding. Neoplastic: Disease caused by abnormal new growth … potential. � Potential for transmission between domestic/captive and wild animals. � Routes of transmission. � … and managing the risks to wild source populations, captive populations, the released population and any species …

… the CITES Animals Committee, a document was submitted on captive breeding, ranching and wild harvest production systems. The … amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals, like closed-cycle captive breeding operations, captive production systems …

… to their wintering grounds and on their way back to their breeding areas. These journeys are repeated every year … by birds are called flyways and these routes encompass the breeding, wintering and staging areas required to complete … harvesting, increased interface between wild and domestic/ captive/human populations, intensive management of wildlife …