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Advances in reintroduction biology of Australian and New Zealand fauna
1. Introduction: the development of reintroduction biology in New Zealand and Australia -- 2. Release strategies for fauna reintroductions: theory and tests -- 3. Structured decision making for designing complex release strategies -- 4. The influence of predators and prey naivety on reintroduction success: current and future directions -- 5. Disease risk management in reintroduction -- 6. Considering dispersal in reintroduction and restoration planning -- 7. The roles of trials and experiments in fauna reintroduction programs -- 8. Advances in modelling projections for reintroduced populations -- 9. Proactive conservation or planned invasion? Past, current and future use of assisted colonisation -- 10. Conserving and enhancing genetic diversity in translocation programs -- 11. Metapopulation management of an extreme disease scenario -- 12. Using reintroduction to compensate for isolation in fragmented landscapes -- 13. Policy implications of ecosystem engineering for multiple ecosystem benefits -- 14. The impact of private of sanctuary networks on reintroduction programs -- 15. Advances in the contribution of zoos to reintroduction programs -- 16. Forty years of fauna translocations in Western Australia: lessons learned -- 17. Underwater, out of sight: lessons from threatened freshwater fish translocations in Australia -- 18. Practical guidelines for planning and implementing fauna translocations -- 19. Evolution of the translocation approval process in Australia and New Zealand -- 20. Reintroduction biology of Australian and New Zealand fauna: progress, emerging themes and future directions.
Doug Armstrong, Matthew W Hayward, Dorian Moro, Philip J Seddon, editors.
Includes bibliographical references and index.