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1764 actions found
Brown and black bullheads: Public education
Based on: 0 studies
Brown and black bullheads: Trapping using sound or pheromonal lures
Based on: 0 studies
Brown and black bullheads: Using a combination of netting and electrofishing
Based on: 0 studies
Brown and black bullheads: UV radiation
Based on: 0 studies
Buffer in-field ponds
No evidence found (no assessment)
Based on: 0 studies
Build artificial bird perches to encourage seed dispersal
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 1 study
Build barriers to protect peatlands from the sea
No evidence found (no assessment)
Based on: 0 studies
Build bird perches to encourage colonisation by plants
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 1 study
Build bird-perches to enhance natural seed dispersal
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 1 study
Build fences to keep humans out
No evidence found (no assessment)
Based on: 0 studies
Build fire breaks
No evidence found (no assessment)
Based on: 0 studies
Burn leaf litter
No evidence found (no assessment)
Based on: 0 studies
Burn shrublands to reduce impacts of pollutants
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 2 studies
Bury or isolate power lines to reduce incidental bird mortality
Likely to be beneficial
Based on: 1 study
Bury upper layer of peat/soil (before planting)
No evidence found (no assessment)
Based on: 0 studies
Bury upper layer of peat/soil (without planting)
No evidence found (no assessment)
Based on: 0 studies
Can captive breeding have deleterious effects on individual fitness?
Evidence not assessed
Based on: 3 studies
Can nest protection increase nest abandonment?
Evidence not assessed
Based on: 4 studies
Can nest protection increase predation of adults and chicks?
Evidence not assessed
Based on: 5 studies
Can supplementary feeding increase predation or parasitism?
Based on: 3 studies
Captive breeding and reintroduction of primates into the wild: born and raised in a free-ranging environment
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 2 studies
Captive breeding and reintroduction of primates into the wild: born and reared in cages
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 4 studies
Captive breeding and reintroduction of primates into the wild: limited free-ranging experience
Unknown effectiveness (limited evidence)
Based on: 4 studies
Captive breeding frogs
Trade-off between benefit and harms
Based on: 34 studies
Captive breeding harlequin toads (Atelopus species)
Trade-off between benefit and harms
Based on: 6 studies