Wildlife restoration in fragmented landscapes: Trialling wild-to-wild translocation with two common reptiles

Keyphrases

• Reptiles 100%
• Agricultural Landscape 100%
• Body Condition 100%
• Microhabitat Use 100%
• Fragmented Landscape 100%
• Activity Areas 100%
• Wildlife Rehabilitation 100%
• Site Fidelity 100%
• Translocated 100%
• Hard Release 100%
• Soft Tissue Release 100%
• South-eastern Australia 50%
• National Park 50%
• Resilience 50%
• Community-based 50%
• Monitoring Period 50%
• Desert 50%
• Radiotelemetry 50%
• Shortest Distance 50%
• Effective Conservation 50%
• Threatened Species 50%
• Conservation Actions 50%
• Movement Speed 50%
• Long-term Monitoring 50%
• Urban Landscape 50%
• Conservation Tools 50%
• Area Use 50%
• Lizard 50%
• Agamid Lizards 50%
• Distributed Species 50%
• Population Establishment 50%
• Popular 50%
• Staves 50%
• Experimental Translocation 50%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Microhabitat 100%
• Body Condition 100%
• Arable Land 50%
• Threatened Species 50%
• Radio Telemetry 50%
• National Parks 50%
• Agamidae 50%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Animal Experiment 100%
• Agamidae 100%