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Guard nests to increase nest success
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 4 studies
Foster eggs or chicks of woodpeckers with wild conspecifics
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Provide supplementary food for auks to increase reproductive success
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Use wildlife refuges to reduce hunting disturbance
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 3 studies
Provide supplementary food for parrots to increase reproductive success
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Provide supplementary food for vultures to increase adult survival
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Provide supplementary food for woodpeckers to increase adult survival
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Can supplementary feeding increase predation or parasitism?
Based on: 3 studies
Translocate petrels and shearwaters
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 3 studies
Translocate rails
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 3 studies
Use prescribed burning on Australian sclerophyll forest
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Use prescribed burning on coastal habitats
Likely to be ineffective or harmful
Based on: 3 studies
Use fire suppression/control
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Coppice trees
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Manage woodland edges for birds
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Mow or cut reedbeds
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Use captive breeding to increase or maintain populations of songbirds
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Can captive breeding have deleterious effects on individual fitness?
Evidence not assessed
Based on: 3 studies
Freeze semen for use in artificial insemination
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Artificially incubate and hand-rear wildfowl in captivity
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Use puppets to increase the survival or growth of hand-reared chicks
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Release captive-bred individuals into the wild to restore or augment wild populations of rails
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Release birds in ‘coveys’
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies
Provide supplementary food after release
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 3 studies
Reduce predation by translocating predators
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 3 studies