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Emerging Areas of Research in Reintroduction Biology 15-17 July, Australian National University, Canberra, ACT
Workshop Agenda
Objectives of the Workshop
A primary goal of the workshop is to provide an evidence-based approach to selecting research themes for
Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve’s Threatened Species Research and Recovery Program. Globally,
reintroductions and translocations are becoming an increasingly important conservation tool to restore
threatened species. However, meta-analyses have shown a large gap between the success of programs
using captive vs. wild source populations, and these programs are often challenged by persistent threats
present in the environment. As threatened species continue to decline in the wild, the need to improve the
success of captive-bred individuals will continue to increase. At the same time, new technologies are
coming into play, from remote monitoring to genomics, but are slow to be adopted in practice. We see an
opportunity to workshop and demonstrate how these new concepts and tools can be deployed to achieve
innovative approaches to threatened species overcoming persistent threats in the wild. In particular,
focusing on two main themes surrounding the quality of animals released: Living with Threats and
Optimising Fitness.
We propose an outcome of the workshop will be a Review paper that includes a literature review and
potential meta-analysis that provide the basis for recommendations for research priorities. Workshop
activities will focus on identifying the topics for the manuscript as well as outlining the methods for
achieving the Review. We envision having the structure of the manuscript agreed upon as well as
participant’s tasks outlined at the conclusion to facilitate an outcome and output from the workshop. We will
invite attendees that are willing to contribute further and significantly to opt-in as co-authors on this Review.
The outcomes of this workshop will also inform development of the ACT government’s research strategy for
the Tidbinbilla Program.
This workshop is part of a Synthesis Group ‘Improving species conservation: Pathway to the wild’, funded
by the Centre for Biodiversity Analysis Synthesis Group Program, the Fenner Environment and Society
Synthesis Program and the ACT Government.
Monday 15 July - ANU and Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary
Monday will consist of an overview of the workshop goals followed by introductory talks by participants.
Introductory talks (maximum 6 slides) will highlight researcher’s own research as it applies to adaptation to
threats and optimal fitness (3 slides) followed by a few minutes talking about what is most exciting area of
research that may improve reintroduction success through increased animal quality (3 slides).
Time Item Lead 11:30 Lunch is served
Robertson Tearoom, Research School of Biology, RN Robertson Building (second floor, Building 46), ANU
12:00 Welcome and introductions Eucalyptus Seminar Room, RN Robertson Building, ANU
Craig Moritz
12:10 Introduction to objectives of the workshop Jenny Pierson
12:30 Overview of Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve's mission and
research infrastructure
1. Identify the main reasons gap between captive and wild
2. Focus on ‘animal tactics’ side of reintroductions (Batson,
et al.)
3. Can we improve animal (or plant?) ability to live with
threats
4. How to breed animals for release with optimal fitness for
their environment
Jenny Pierson
Participant Presentations - Session 1: Chaired by Craig Moritz Time Speaker Title Topic 12:45 Ben Scheele Frog reintroductions in the face of disease Captive breeding and
translocations; Disease
ecology in translocations
12:55 Deon Gilbert Zoos Victoria breeding and reintroduction
programs
Captive breeding and
translocations
13:05 Laurence Berry The reintroduction of locally extinct
mammals to Mallee Cliffs National Park,
NSW
Captive breeding and
translocations
13:15 Catherine Price Using olfactory information to increase
success of reintroductions
Conservation behavioural
ecology
13:25 Thomas Rowell Predator Awareness Training for
Reintroduction: The State of the Field and
the Future
Conservation behavioural
ecology
13:35 Catherine
Grueber
Microevolutionary impacts of intensive
management
Conservation behavioural
ecology; Captive breeding and
translocations; Genetic health;
Rapid adaptation
13:45 Helen Taylor Leave it to Beaver? Managing the
reinforcement of a reintroduced population
of charismatic mammals
Conservation behavioural
ecology; Genetic health;
Population viability; Human-
wildlife conflict
13:55 Afternoon Tea Robertson Tearoom
Participant Presentations - Session 2: Chaired by Adrian Manning 14:15 Edward
Narayan
Acute and chronic stress in wildlife Conservation physiology
14:25 Nicki Mitchell Assisting adaptation of fauna to a drying
climate
Conservation physiology;
Captive breeding and
translocations
14:35 Richard Jakob-
Hoff
Wildlife Disease Risk Analysis (DRA) for
reintroductions
Disease ecology in
translocations
14:45 Kathy Belov Boosting immunogenetic diversity in
threatened species
Disease ecology in
translocations
14:55 Janine Deakin &
Craig Moritz
Role of genomics in marsupial conservation Functional genomics
15:05 Gordon Luikart Role of epigenetics in rapid adaptation to
captivity & environmental change
Rapid adaptation
15:15 Ben Phillips Rapid loss of anti-predator traits can scuttle
reintroduction efforts
Rapid adaptation
15:25 Erin E Vaughn Genetic and epigenetic assessment of
captive-bred North American pronghorn
Genetic health
15:35 Group discussion and outline plan for Tuesday
16:15 Transfer to Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary, Forde
17:00 Dinner, Overview and Spotlight tour at Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary
20:00 Return to University House/ANU
Tuesday 16 July - ANU
Tuesday is aimed at discussing the research opportunities for improved reintroduction success (focused on
the animal tactics). Topics might include: How can captive breeding use selection pressure to improve
success? Does genetic mixing maximise evolutionary potential or risk outbreeding depression? How does
disease resistance contribute to fitness in reintroductions?
The approach will be to break into small groups to identify areas of interest. The goal for the day will be to
agree upon the main research themes, including the application of emerging technologies that show the
most promise to improve an animal’s quality for reintroductions.
Time Item
8:45 Coffee
Science Teaching Building (Bldg 136), Seminar Room 2, third floor (STB_S2)
9:00 Introduction: Creating robust animals STB_S2
9:15
Break into small groups to discuss the barriers to reintroduction success focused on animal
quality
• Group 1 - STB_S2 • Group 2 - STB_S2 • Group 3 - Peripatus Meeting Room, RN Robertson Building (Bldg 46), second floor, above Little Pickle café • Group 4 - Evolution Brainstorming Room, RN Robertson Building (Bldg 46), second floor, first corridor on
right as you come up ramp • Group 5 - Gumnut Meeting Room, RN Robertson Building (Bldg 46), second floor, next to Eucalyptus
Seminar Room
10:15 Morning tea
STB_S2
10:45 Short presentations from each group
STB_S2
11:15 Group discussion
STB_S2
12:30 Lunch
Robertson Tearoom
13:15 Future priorities: what can we do to overcome barriers STB_S2
13:30
Break into small groups to discuss the Top 5 most exciting/important areas of research that
have potential to improve reintroduction success
• Group A - STB_S2 • Group B - STB_S2 • Group C - Peripatus Meeting Room, Robertson Bldg • Group D - Evolution Brainstorming Room, Robertson Bldg • Group E - Gumnut Meeting Room, Robertson Bldg
15:00 Afternoon tea
STB_S2
15:30 Short presentations from each group
STB_S2
16:00 Group discussion on themes for literature/meta-analysis for manuscript/ prospectus
STB_S2
17:00 Wrap up
STB_S2
Dinner on own (many options within walking distance of ANU, eg. Kambri, New Acton)
Wednesday 17 July - Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve
Wednesday will include a field trip to Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve’s (TNR) breeding and research facilities.
In parallel to a Review paper, the ACT government will use the research areas identified to drive the
Research Prospectus being developed for the TS program. TNR provides a rare opportunity with a range of
intensive facilities (breeding centre, veterinary centre), large free-range feral-predator free sanctuaries, in a
large nature reserve.
The goal for Wednesday will be to agree upon the topics of research and structure of a Review manuscript.
This will include planning relevant methods such as agreeing upon search topics, etc., as well as assigning
tasks and timelines for the Review manuscript.
Time Item 7:30 Meet and leave for Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve
University House, 1 Balmain Crescent, ANU
8:30 Tour of Breeding facilities
10:00 Morning tea
Research Themes prioritisation - plan for literature review/meta-analysis
10:15 Group discussion: Develop strategy to complete review paper including the general
structure as well as outlining tasks and timelines
11.45 Group discussion: Tasks and timelines agreed upon - workshop concluded
12:00a Depart for ANU
13:00 Arrive ANU for departure travel
13:00b
Optional itinerary Arriving back in Canberra at ~ 4.30pm- Tour of Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve including talks from indigenous rangers and conservation
wildlife officers, opportunities to see a range of native wildlife and indigenous heritage sites.
Tidbinbilla is a 6500ha reserve nestled at the foothills of the Australian Alps.
www.tidbinbilla.gov.au
Workshop participants Name Organisation Email Katherine Belov The University of Sydney [email protected]
Laurence Berry Australian Wildlife Conservancy [email protected]
Brittany Brockett Australian National University [email protected]
Pete Cotsell EPSDD [email protected]
Stephanie Courtney Jones
University of Wollongong [email protected]
Janine Deakin University of Canberra [email protected]
Paula Doyle Centre for Biodiversity Analysis [email protected]
Justin Foley EPSDD [email protected]
Deon Gilbert Zoos Victoria [email protected]
Catherine Grueber University of Sydney [email protected]
Nicole Hill Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, ACT Gov [email protected]
Carolyn Hogg University of Sydney [email protected]
Clare Holleley CSIRO National Research Collections Australia [email protected]
Richard Jakob-Hoff Conservation Planning Specialist Group/Auckland
Zoo
Rod Kavanagh Australian Wildlife Conservancy [email protected]
Peter Latch Department of Environment and Energy [email protected]
Rachael Loneragan Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, ACT Gov [email protected]
Arianne Lowe Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, ACT Gov [email protected]
Gordon Luikart University of Montana, Flathead Lake Bio Station [email protected]
Michael Magrath Zoos Victoria [email protected]
Adrian Manning Australian National University [email protected]
Christine Mauger Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, ACT Gov [email protected]
Sarah May Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, ACT Gov [email protected]
Nicki Mitchell The University of Western Australia [email protected]
Craig Moritz Australian National University [email protected]
Edward Narayan Western Sydney University [email protected]
Ben Phillips University of Melbourne [email protected]
Jenny Pierson Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, ACT Gov [email protected]
Catherine Price University of Sydney [email protected]
Thomas Rowell Australian National University [email protected]
Ben Scheele Australian National University [email protected]
Kiarrah Smith Australian National University [email protected]
Lisa Steindler Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve, ACT Gov [email protected]
Helen Taylor Royal Zoological Society of Scotland [email protected]
Erin Vaughn CSIRO [email protected]
Belinda Wilson Australian National University [email protected]
Andrew Young CSIRO National Research Collections Australia [email protected]
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