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… of genes into living organisms than traditional methods of breeding and selection and to obtain a novel combination of … and mariculture installations, research institu- tions, captive-breeding facilities, horticultural estab- lishments … risk of escape or release is not a biological reality. A captive or cultivated species will usually find some way to …

… 4.6.5 Non-therapeutic surgical procedures and drugs 4.6.6 Breeding and genetic engineering 77 78 81 Legislative and … Annex C identifies four permitted methods of stunning: (1) captive bolt pistol; (2) concussion; (3) electronarcosis; and … to 20 seconds by electrical methods or a non-penetrating captive bolt. It also recommends that all animals be bled out …

… the Brown Howler Monkey Action Plan of the Conservation Breeding (CBSG) and Primate Specialist Groups, and the … the population size and save its genetic diversity • In captive herds, improvement of the welfare of animals. • The … Okhotsk Sea belugas; assessed sustainabilityof offtake for captive display. • Collaborated with WWF- Cambodia on Mekong …

… 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 …

… primarily to protect the giant panda, including a captive breeding centre. IUCN Category II protected area Huerquehue … protected within the reserve, which also runs an important captive breeding programme. The breeding centre probably now …

… terrestrial), fecundity and mortality, generation time and breeding system, mobility and dispersal system, and the level … taxonomic status and relationships. Populations under captive management can be significant resources for species … who are from beyond the species’ range (although involved captive-breeding bodies will often be situated out of the …

… impairing essential behavioral patterns, including breeding, feeding or sheltering.” 50 C.F.R. § 17.3 (2015) … pig or captured wild boar, and (2) bear-baiting, in which captive black bears, often tethered, are set upon by packs of … to prevent a very specific practice of animal cruelty on captive horses—a practice known as horse “soring,” which is …

… no bright lights should be visible from beaches during the breeding and hatching period. • Use sound insulation and … 109 AVIARIES Wild birds: Millions of birds, both wild and captive-bred, are traded legally within the cage and aviary … level, and from and to the country) concerning captive-bred native specimens are currently banned. This …

… consist of seeds, trees, seedlings, live fish, animals for breeding, bacteria or any other micro-organism for use in the … multiple-use certificates or provisions related to captive-bred animals and artificially propagated plant … from the usual CITES provisions for Appendix I species. Captive-bred animals and artificially propagated plants If a …

… species • To increase fisheries productivity • To protect breeding populations • To reduce the adverse impacts of human … is the most commonly held species. Many holders of captive animals argue that research is an important part in … of cetaceans in the wild. This is somewhat debatable. Captive cetaceans generate public interest and revenue for …