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Join leading experts to explore how strategic monitoring enhances conservation translocations, ensuring species recovery and ecosystem restoration. This session will tackle key challenges, including post-release monitoring, health and welfare integration, disease risk management, and selection of release candidates, fostering collaboration and advancing science-based, adaptive translocation strategies for global conservation efforts.
Descripción de la sesión
This session, co-led by Smithsonian Institution and IUCN SSC Conservation Translocation Specialist Group, explores challenges in multi-objective monitoring and adaptive management for conservation translocations. As essential tools for achieving the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework’s Target 4, conservation translocations play a crucial role in species recovery and ecosystem restoration. While these efforts have been used for thousands of species and continue to grow, some remain insufficient or contentious. No conservation gains come without risk, and we aim to illustrate how objective-linked monitoring—including wildlife health, genetics, ecosystem impacts, behavior, social dimensions—can enable more courageous and responsible translocations. This session brings together experts to discuss priorities for a multi-dimensional framework to strengthen planning, implementation, and long-term monitoring. Panelists and participants share experiences, explore successful models, and examine tools for improving adaptive management. Through interactive World Café discussions, we dive into selected real-world challenges and contentious topics requiring transdisciplinary approaches for progress.Moderator
Linking Conservation Translocation Goals with Strategic Monitoring to Increase Responsible Conservation Action
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Linking Conservation Translocation Goals with Strategic Monitoring to Increase Responsible Conservation Action
Linking Conservation Translocation Goals with Strategic Monitoring to Increase Responsible Conservation Action
Linking Conservation Translocation Goals with Strategic Monitoring to Increase Responsible Conservation Action
Linking Conservation Translocation Goals with Strategic Monitoring to Increase Responsible Conservation Action
Linking Conservation Translocation Goals with Strategic Monitoring to Increase Responsible Conservation Action
Linking Conservation Translocation Goals with Strategic Monitoring to Increase Responsible Conservation Action