Conservation Translocations

Conservation Translocations by Gaywood, Martin J. is an essential, authoritative guide for conservation professionals, students and policy-makers navigating the complex practice of moving species to support recovery and restore ecosystems. Clear, evidence-driven and practical, this book anchors theory in real-world application to help readers understand when, why and how to implement translocations responsibly.

Explore the science and strategy behind reintroductions, assisted colonization and population reinforcement, with accessible explanations of risk assessment, site selection, genetics, monitoring and adaptive management. The text emphasizes ethical considerations, legal frameworks and community engagement, making it a valuable resource for conservation projects across Europe, the UK, North America and beyond.

Packed with expert insight, this volume helps practitioners translate principles into action: design robust project plans, anticipate ecological and social impacts, and measure success through meaningful indicators. Whether you’re leading a species recovery program, teaching conservation biology, or shaping environmental policy, you’ll find practical guidance on best practices, stakeholder collaboration and long-term stewardship.

Readable yet scholarly, Gaywood’s work bridges academic research and on-the-ground needs — ideal for university courses, conservation NGOs and wildlife agencies. Equip your team with the knowledge to make informed, ethically sound decisions that increase the likelihood of successful translocations and resilient ecosystems.

Order your copy of Conservation Translocations by Gaywood, Martin J. today and bring clarity, confidence and conservation expertise to your next species recovery initiative.

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