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An individual study is a summary of a specific scientific study, providing background context, the conservation action(s) taken and their consequences.

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Salinity tolerance in some mangrove species from Pakistan

Based on: Khan M.A. & Aziz I. (2001)

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Salinity tolerance of Great Lakes invaders

Based on: Ellis S. & McIsaac H.J. (2009)

Study Link 		2009 2

Salvaged-wetland soil as a technique to improve aquatic vegetation at created wetlands in Wyoming, USA

Based on: McKinstry M.C. & Anderson S.H. (2005)

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Same-site multiple releases of translocated white rhinoceroses Ceratotherium simum may increase the risk of unwanted dispersal

Based on: Støen O.-G., Pitlagano M.L. & Moe S.R. (2009)

Study Link 		2009 1

San Diego Zoo release more Southern California Mountain yellow-legged frogs

Based on: Medlin D.D. (2011)

Study Link 		2011 2

Sand dune rehabilitation in Thal, Pakistan

Based on: Anwar Khan Ch. M. (1968)

Study Link 		1968 0

Sand lizard species recovery programme First year (1994-1995) (ENRR134)

Based on: Corbett K.F. & Moulton N.R. (1995)

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Sand lizard species recovery programme project (1994-1997) (ENRR288)

Based on: Corbett K.F. & Moulton N.R. (1998)

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Sandhill crane nesting success and productivity in relation to predator removal in southeastern Oregon

Based on: Littlefield C.D. (2003)

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Sandy River Riparian Habitat Protection Project Report 2006

Based on: Soll J., Kreuzer D., Strauss K., Dumont J., Jeidy L., Krass M., Aldassy C. & Nemens D. (2006)

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Sandy River Riparian Habitat Protection Project Report 2006

Based on: Soll J., Kreuzer D., Strauss K., Dumont J., Jeidy L., Krass M., Aldassy C. & Nemens D. (2006)

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Sandy River Riparian Habitat Protection Project Report 2006

Based on: Soll J., Kreuzer D., Strauss K., Dumont J., Jeidy L., Krass M., Aldassy C. & Nemens D. (2006)

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Sandy River Riparian Habitat Protection Project Report 2006

Based on: Soll J., Kreuzer D., Strauss K., Dumont J., Jeidy L., Krass M., Aldassy C. & Nemens D. (2006)

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Saproxylic beetles in natural and man-made deciduous high stumps retained for conservation

Based on: Jonsell M., Nittérus K. & Stighäll K. (2004)

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Saproxylic beetles in natural and man-made deciduous high stumps retained for conservation

Based on: Jonsell M., Nittérus K. & Stighäll K. (2004)

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Satellite tracking a rehabilitated Guadalupe fur seal (Arctocephalus townsendi)

Based on: Lander M.E., Gulland F.M.D. & DeLong R.L. (2000)

Study Link 		2000 1

Saving the kakapo: the conservation of the world's most peculiar parrot

Based on: Clout M.N. & Merton D.V. (1998)

Study Link 		1998 2

Saving the kakapo: the conservation of the world's most peculiar parrot

Based on: Clout M.N. & Merton D.V. (1998)

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Saving the sky lark: new solutions for a declining farmland bird

Based on: Donald P.F. & Morris T.J. (2005)

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Sawdust addition reduces the productivity of nitrogen-enriched mountain grasslands

Based on: Spiegelberger T., Muller-Scharer H., Matthies D. & Schaffner U. (2009)

Study Link 		2009 1

Screening of grassland plants for restoration after spotted knapweed invasion

Based on: Perry L.G., Vivanco J.M. & Paschke M.W. (2005)

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Scrub clearance and soil disturbance increases bee orchid Ophrys apifera frequency in calcareous grassland at Norton Heath roadside verge, Essex, England

Based on: Gardiner T. & Vaughan A. (2009)

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Scrub clearance enhances floristic species richness on a green lane with restricted motorised vehicular access in Stanford Rivers, Essex, England

Based on: Gardiner T. & Vaughan A. A. (2009)

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Scrub-successional bird community dynamics in young and mature longleaf pine-wiregrass savannahs

Based on: Krementz D.G. & Christie J.S. (1999)

Study Link 		1999 4

Sea cucumbers in the Seychelles: effects of marine protected areas on high-value species

Based on: Cariglia N., Wilson S.K., Graham N.A.J., Fisher R., Robinson J., Aumeeruddy R., Quatre R. & Polunin N.V.C. (2013)

Study Link 		2013 1
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