Translocation techniques for fluttering shearwaters: establishing a colony on Mana Island
Published:
2010
Read a report about the re-establishment of a fluttering shearwater colony on Mana Island, near Wellington.
Summary
The report summarises the translocation of 225 fluttering shearwater chicks by Friends of Mana Island and the Department of Conservation, to re-establish a colony of fluttering shearwater on Mana Island, off the west coast of the lower North Island of New Zealand. It describes the selection of chicks, transfer methods, and hand-feeding protocols, and presents emergent behaviour, fledging results and a summary of the success of the translocation.
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Publication information
Prepared by Helen Gummer, for Friends of Mana Island, and Lynn Adams, Wellington Hawke's Bay Conservancy, Department of Conservation
© Copyright 2010, New Zealand Department of Conservation
ISBN: 978-0-478-14739-1 (print)
ISBN: 978-0-478-14740-7 (web pdf)