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A framework for balancing extinction risk between source and recipient populations: Translocation-based recovery of American martens

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By John Erb, Carly M. Wikston, Forest Wildlife Populations
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1 INTRODUCTION Translocations have emerged as an effective management tool to restore threatened taxa globally (Seddon et al., 2014). Translocations, human-facilitated movement of a species from one location to another, often aim to augment existing populations, re-establish extirpated populations within a species' distributional range, or establish new populations outside of a species' range (Seddon, 2010).
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