A history of wildlife translocations in the Marlborough Sounds

TitelA history of wildlife translocations in the Marlborough Sounds
MedientypJournal Article
Jahr der Veröffentlichung2008
AutorenGaze, P. D., and B. Cash
JournalOccasional publication (New Zealand. Department of Conservation. Nelson/Marlborough Conservancy)
Volume72
Veröffentlichungsdatum09/2008
ISSN0113-3853
ISB Nummer978-0-478-14293-8
Zusammenfassung

The translocation of wildlife to predator-free islands has become a key tool for conservation in New Zealand where predation is often the cause of declining populations. The Marlborough Sounds is an important area for this form of management because of the number of islands and because rats have now been eradicated from most of them.

This paper attempts to summarise translocations that have occurred so far - either for survival of an endangered species or to restore the biodiversity of an island.




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