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    Return of the Tui: post release and breeding season monitoring

    Molles, Laura
    Abstract
    The translocation of tūi from Maud Island to Banks Peninsula was the first mainland transfer for this species; we were not sure what the birds would do when they were set free in their new home. Monitoring has allowed us to determine that the translocation was successful in the short term. We will continue monitoring tūi on the Peninsula for several years to evaluate the long-term success of the new population and inform management decisions.
    Keywords
    tui; bird monitoring; Banks Peninsula; translocation; conservation
    Fields of Research
    060801 Animal Behaviour; 060207 Population Ecology; 050202 Conservation and Biodiversity
    Date
    2010
    Type
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