Effects of age and captivity on the social structure and migration survival of a critically endangered bird
L. T. Bussolini,
V. R. Franks,
R. Heinsohn
et al.
Abstract:Reintroductions of threatened species is a conservation strategy utilised around the world. Unfortunately, many translocated individuals have poor rates of survival post‐release. If released individuals are unable to socially integrate into wild populations, they might lose the safety of the group or fail to learn critical skills. We examined the effects of age and captivity on sociality and migration survival for the critically endangered orange‐bellied parrot (Neophema chrysogaster). As part of recovery effo… Show more
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