Millions of native animals around the world are rescued and rehabilitated each year by
wildlife rehabilitators. Triage and rehabilitation protocols need to be robust and evidence …

Globally, translocations are commonly used to improve the conservation status of threatened
species. There is increasing recognition that translocations of ecosystem engineers also …

Animal movement can be significantly altered in human‐dominated landscapes such as
urban and peri‐urban areas, where habitat is often fragmented and/or linear. Knowledge …

Translocation is a widely used conservation tool for reintroducing, introducing or restocking
wildlife for conservation purposes. Disease and parasites are often unintended hitchhikers …

Identifying and analysing isolated populations is critical for conservation. Isolation can make
populations vulnerable to local extinction due to increased genetic drift and inbreeding, both …

Urbanisation is one of the most pervasive agents of contemporary landscape change
globally. Rapid land use change and competing land uses pose multiple challenges for …

Context Continued miniaturisation of tracking technology increases its utility in animal
applications. However, species morphology often dictates the type of animal-borne device …

Southern brown (Isoodon obesulus) and golden (Isoodon auratus) bandicoots are iconic
Australian marsupials that have experienced dramatic declines since European settlement …

Reintroduction programs can benefit from optimisation of source populations to maximise
genetic diversity. Here, we report an approach to guide genetic supplementation of founder …

Context The iconic grass-trees (Xanthorrhoea semiplana) of Australia are used by many
animal species, but their role as shelters against weather extremes is poorly known. The …