03 — Wildlife Translocation
Moving giants, one journey at a time.
Moving a wild animal is more than transport. It is a carefully planned conservation operation involving veterinary expertise, logistics, coordination and an understanding of the landscape.
Field operation
A journey planned around the animal.
From preparation and capture to transport and release, every decision is made with the welfare of the animal and the long-term conservation objective in mind.
Moving a wild animal is more than transport. It is a carefully planned conservation operation involving veterinary expertise, logistics, coordination and an understanding of the landscape.
Our approach
A journey planned around the animal.
Planning
Understanding the animal, the landscape, the risks and the destination before the operation begins.
Transport
Specialist equipment, experienced teams and careful monitoring throughout the journey.
Release
Returning animals to suitable habitat and supporting the transition into their new environment.
A successful translocation is measured not simply by the journey itself, but by the animal’s ability to establish safely in its new landscape.
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Other areas of our work
The work continues
Every journey has a purpose.
Translocation is ultimately about creating better conservation outcomes for individual animals and the landscapes they inhabit.