KnowraWildlife translocationLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Wildlife translocation, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 8Compared with 2Human–wildlife conflictRelated: Relocation is used in some conflicts, though it can shift rather than solve problems.Captive breedingCompared with: Translocation can establish or bolster populations without producing animals in captivity.Wildlife managementRelated: Moving animals can establish populations, reinforce them, or reduce local conflict.Wildlife rehabilitationCompared with: Moving an animal elsewhere is not equivalent to returning it to its original wild setting.Extinction vortexRelated: Moving individuals can restore gene flow or establish populations beyond a local decline.Wildlife disease ecologyRelated: Moving animals can carry pathogens into new populations and regions.Black rhinocerosRelated: Moving individuals can establish or reinforce populations in protected areas.Southern giraffeRelated: Translocations have been used to establish or reinforce giraffe populations in southern Africa.Asiatic lionRelated: Moving lions has been proposed as a way to establish another population.Mountain goatRelated: Translocations have established mountain goats beyond parts of their historical range.