Translocation of the Eastern Bristlebird; radio-tracking post-release movements
Radio-tracking of Eastern Bristlebirds in the first three weeks following translocation. Eastern Bristlebirds are a small endangered passerine that occupy dense, low fire-prone vegetation. The translocation was undertaken as part of recovery efforts to re-establish the species in previously occupied habitat.
Project Summary
- Species
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Dasyornis brachypterus
Eastern Bristlebird - Location
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Beecroft Peninsula, Jervis Bay NSW Australia
- Date Range
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2003-04-08 to 2005-04-26
- Animals
- Detections
- Spatial Reference System
- Licencing and Ethics
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- NSW Department of Environment and Conservation: S10166
- Commonwealth Department of the Environment and Heritage: E2002-35012
- University of Wollongong Animal Ethics: AE02/10
Citations
- ZoaTrack Dataset
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- Bain, D, Baker, J, French, K (2016) Data from: 'Translocation of the Eastern Bristlebird; radio-tracking post-release movements'. ZoaTrack.org. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.4226/68/56D3AC330E2B2
- Related Publications
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- Bain. D., French. K., Baker. J. & Clarke. J (2012) Translocation of the Eastern Bristlebird 1: radio-tracking of post-release movements. Ecological Management and Restoration. 13(2): 153-158 [Link]
Project Contributors
- David Bain
- Jack Baker
- Kristine French
Data Access
Open Access
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- Contact
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- Peggy Newman
- Atlas of Living Australia
- peggy.newman@csiro.au
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