... tadpoles and subsequent monitoring. Before the reintroduction could take place several requirements had to be satisfied. A re-introduction proposal was prepared for the Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC) and independently reviewed by two referees, pre-release surveys of frogs were undertaken...

... the onset of breeding by bell frogs. Control of water levels in ponds reduced the Gambusia population. Bell frog tadpoles and metamorphs were observed only in ponds that had been drained and re-filled, however, adult frogs were distributed throughout drained and non-drained ponds. Ongoing monitoring...

... re-introduction ABC 2003. Bilby Brothers celebrate. Earthbeat, Radio National. http://www.abc.net.au/rn/science/earth/stories/s849842.htm. Ashby, E., Lunney, D., Robertshaw, J. and Harden, R. 1990. Distribution and status of bandicoots in New South Wales. Pp. 43-50 in Bandicoots...

... o r not. 3. That some form of re-introduction pro- gramme be initiated within the Warrum- bungle National Park to help preserve the western-most Brush-tailed Rock-wallaby colony in New South Wales. Predator-proof fencing around a known habitat, such as Chalkers Mountain, followed by extensive...

...., Miller, C. and Mutitjulu Community 2000. On taphonomy and the reintroduction of mitika (Bettongia lesueur) into Uluru-Kata Tjuta: an eco-geological perspective. Pp. 35-42 in Biodiversity and the Re-introduction of Native Fauna at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park edited by J.S Gillen, R. Hamilton, W.A. Low...

... to monitor the Figure 10. Two of the authors Hawksby (late) and Meek, baiting a station in Lomandra longifolia habitat. (Photo Parks Australia) 5672011 AustralianZoologist volume 35 (3) Eradication of Black Rats south and western coastline of the Island to ensure that any re-introduction of R. rattus...

... (IUCN/SSC) developed the IUCN Guidelines for the re-introduction and translocation of living organisms in 1998 (IUCN/SSC) and more recently in 2013 (IUCN/ SSC). These aim at ensuring that proper actions and research are undertaken before and after any translocation. One of the risks associated...

... IUCN. 1987. The IUCN position statement on translocation of living organisms: introductions, re-introductions and re-stocking. IUCN, Gland Switzerland. Jackson, S. 2007. Koala: Origins of an icon. Allen and Unwin, Crows Nest, NSW. Lee, K.E., Seddon, J.M., Johnston, F., Sean I., Carrick, F., Melzer...

...., Hockley, J., Schaap, D. and Pemberton, D. 2016. The conservation introduction of Tasmanian devils to Maria Island National Park: a response to devil facial tumour disease (DFTD). Pages 166-171 in P. S. Soorae, editor. Global Re-introduction Perspectives: 2016. Case studies from around the globe. IUCN/ SSC...

.... These findings are somewhat at odds with the demonstrated success of historic Victorian and South Australian re-introductions (Menkhorst 2008). However, these studies highlight the complex relationship between individuals and their environment and underpin the need to conserve remnant koala habitat towards...

... in the introduction of Robert Voss and Sharon Jansa book Opossums An Adaptive Radiation of New World Marsupials . Sharing their expertise gained through decades of work in the field and in museum collections, the authors proceed to provide an authoritative yet eminently readable reference work on the biology...

... in northern Australia, 1980-84. Aust. Wild. Res. 12: 555-59. The rate of range expansion by Bufo marinus in northern Australia, 1980-84 Aust. Wild. Res. 12 555 59 MUNGOMERY, R. W., 1936. A survey of the feeding habits of the giant toad (Bufo marinus) and notes on its progress since introduction...

... with which we are concerned. Finally, we highlight the importance of understanding an animal s sensory perspective in relation to animal welfare in zoos and the re-introduction of animals into the wild. Sensory traps for invasive species Invasive species cost the Australian economy $29b each year (Bradshaw...

... of two individuals in 1984 in Bermagui State Forest 15 km to the north. These were presumed to be survivors, or progeny of survivors, from re-introductions by T. Wills of about 10 Koalas displaced by the logging of the local forests between the 1930s and 1950s. DISCUSSION Methods of Detection The survey...

.... Notes on birds seen on Hinchinbrook Island, August, 1975. The Qld. Nat. 22: 44-49. Notes on birds seen on Hinchinbrook Island, August, 1975 The Qld. Nat. 22 44 49 LAVERY, H. J. AND GRIMES, R. J., 1974. Mammals and Birds of the Ingham district, North Queensland. 1. Introduction and Mammals...

... harvest represents the major portion of the national total, ranging from 55 to 68% for the period 1984 to 1992. Since the introduction of quotas in 1975, systems have been in place to monitor population trends, the size and distribution of both the commercial and non-commercial harvest, non-harvest...

.... In response to this concern, we re-analysed our data, using only anatomical data from adult specimens and demonstrate that there are valid grounds for the separation, with Z. xanthanota being significantly larger than Z. whiteae in 26 of the 30 anatomical measurements used in our analysis. We appreciate...