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… include: ° an introduction beyond indigenous range; ° a reintroduction into previously occupied range; ° a … underpin in situ actions, which if required can act as a reintroduction source; • Specifying a time period for the … for any amphibian restoration through translocation or reintroduction. Amphibians are also susceptible to …

… extirpated from the country (Austria CITES MA, 1986). Reintroduction was attempted in the Steiermark. area … CITES MA, 1986). There have been a number of unsuccessful reintroduction attempts, most recently in the Bayerischer … because the poisoning of wolves had been stopped. A reintroduction attempt in 1973 in Slovenia has been reported …

… of threatened or endemic bird species; C. captive breeding/reintroduction of wild bird species on site; D. agricultural … conservation programs involving animal movements such as reintroduction or translocation. Disease risk poses threats … be released from the captive breeding facility as part of reintroduction programmes should undergo thorough pre-release …

… & Ewen, J.G. (2011). Methods of disease risk analysis for reintroduction programmes. In: Reintroduction biology: integrating science and management. … & Ewen, J.G. (2011). Methods of disease risk analysis for reintroduction programmes. In: Reintroduction biology: …

… will first require captive breeding for purposes of reintroduction and reestablishment, combined with strict …

… and Commercial Breeding Processing Introduction, reintroduction or restocking of endemic or indigenous … a special place; b. sold at auction; c. destroyed; or e. reintroduction. The investigation officer as referred to in … burning; (v) logging; and (vi) quarrying d. introduction, reintroduction or restocking of wildlife resources; e. …

… been established in many tropical regions. While active reintroduction of persistent species fosters the chance for …