What is a reintroduction? What is assisted migration?
How does reintroduction differ from assisted migration?
How would our considerations change if we are reintroducing a
species versus assisting migration?
Reintroduction of species is said to be done when animals are released or taken back from the captive area to the environment or habitat in which they once existed and can survive better. Basically, it is the wild habitat in most of the cases where they already existed. It is done to protect the species and its wild habitat where the species can be healthy, genetically diversified and self-sustaining.
Assisted migration is planned migration of the species to the habitat which is considered to be more suitable for them. Sometimes due to present and predicted future climatic conditions, in case of some pandemic diseases or any adverse situation which can be threat to species existance, for some experimental and research purposes, assisted migration is species is done. It is also known as managed relocation or assisted colonization.
Reintroduction is different from assisted migration because in this species were already at different place and are taken back to wild habitat while in assisted migration it can be due to any reason they are taken to the habitat which provides the climatic and other support where they can survive.
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