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  1. African Wild Dog Reintroduction and Conservation Project
    their main objective is to improve the conservation status of wild dogs in Southern Africa - website includes links to various projects, community work, links to related sites

  2. Bat World Sanctuary
    mission is to provide rescue, rehabilitation and release for injured bats; to provide permanent sanctuary for non-releasable bats; the conservation and protection of wild bat colonies; and to educate the public about the importance of bats

  3. Evaluation of Reintroduction of Young of Year Colorado Pikeminnow in the San Juan River, 1999
    online pdf report - San Juan River Basin Recovery Program Annual Monitoring Report

  4. Health protocol for translocation of free-ranging elk
    online pdf article - Journal of Wildlife Diseases

  5. RELEASE
    computes estimates of survival and capture probability for capture-recapture experiments on open animal populations

  6. Raptor Resource Project
    Bluffton, Northeastern Iowa, a non-profit group working to restore the midwest population of Peregrine falcons and other raptors by captively breeding birds for release in the wild, focussing on conservation, species management, research and education

  7. Review of information, policy and legislation on species translocation
    This report reviews the available information concerning translocations, as background for a future policy statement to be drawn up by the statutory UK conservation agencies (the Joint Nature Conservation Committee, English Nature, Scottish Natural Heritage, the Countryside Council for Wales and the Department of the Environment, Northern Ireland) - JNCC Report

  8. The translocation of two critically endangered Acacia species
    online pdf article, Conservation Science Western Australia Journal

  9. Wisconsin Elk Chronology Reintroduction Study
    describes events leading up to the release of the elk, and the historic and current status of the experimental herd

  10. Wolf Reintroduction Feasibility in the Adirondack Park
    a Conservation Biology Institute report (pdf document)

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