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Gobierno de Aragon, Departamento de Medio Ambiente (Calvete, C.). Use of
mathematical models to evaluate the impact of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD)
on wild rabbit populations and the effects of population management on RHD
epidemiology: vaccination campaigns, translocations, predator control and
habitat management.
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Epidemiology of RHD, and
therefore its impact on wild rabbit populations is highly dependent of rabbit
population dynamics. On the other hand, several management tools, as
vaccination campaigns, translocations, predator control and habitat management,
are widely used to enhance rabbit populations in Spain and Portugal. However
results have been negligible in the most of cases. There are evidences that
management can increase the RHD negative impact on rabbit populations in any
circunstances, but the effects of these managements on RHD epidemiology, and
therefore on rabbit population growth have not been evaluated to date.
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Project_Assay_the_reduction_of_RHD_impact_in_wild_rabbit_populations.pdf
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Consejería de Medio Ambiente -
Junta de Andalucía (Simon Mata, M. A.). Life -
Naturaleza Recuperación de las poblaciones de lince ibérico an Andalucía (LIFE
02 NAT/E/8609).
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Conservation of the current Iberian lynx populations in Andalucía
by means of monitoring of the evolution of the populations and the basic prey
(rabbit). The implementation of actions to improve the lynx habitat and rabbit
populations are considered, as well.
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Project_LIFE_02_NAT-E-8609_Recuperacion_lince_en_Andalucia.pdf
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Project website
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APROCA - Andalucía (Feria Carrasco, M. and Chaves,
J.). Life-Lince partnerships. E2: Education Campaign for responsible hunting and
prohibit methods of predator´s control.
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APROCA is an Association of
Landowners of Hunting Areas. The relationship between Iberian Lynx and Hunting
areas owners, and secondly hunters, should be taken into consideration in a
LIFE Project to recover the species.
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Project_Education_campaign_for_responsible_hunting.pdf
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Project website
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Instituto da Conservação da Natureza (ICN) (Sarmento, P., Cruz, J., Serra,
R., and Monterroso, P.). Conservation of the Iberian lynx in Portugal.
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The Portuguese
Iberian lynx project is focused in several work areas that include: (1) Status survey of the species in country; (2) In-situ conservation actions based on habitat restoration (particularly in
Malcata and Guadiana valley) and rabbit populations recovery; (3) Aplication of strategic pre-reintroduction activities in the geographic
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Project_Conservation_of_the_Iberian_lynx_in_Portugal.pdf
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Project website
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Dirección General para la conservacón de la
biodiversidad (Guzman, J. N., Heredia, B., Pérez de Ayala, R.,
Garrote Alonso, G., and García, F. J.). Censo-Diagnótico del lince ibérico.
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The breeding populations
remain stable, and seem to react to several rabbit projects. Two lynx scats in
Sierra Morena mountains outside the Andujar-Cardeña area, and four scats in two
diferent places in Montes the Toledo area, have been localized. The rabbit
reintroduccions are getting improved, and the manual is almost done.
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Project_Censo_diagnotico_del_lince_iberico_ongoing.pdf
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Previous project: |
In the previous national census (1992) the iberian lynx population
was estimated to 600-1200 individuals. Actually only two breeding populations
have been detected in Spain, one in Andujar-Cardeña (70 Lynx older than a year)
and Doñana (25 Lynx ). Outside this population only one scat in Montes de
Toledo has been detected. The main regression causes are the rabbit population
depletion because of RHD, iligal poaching and land use changes.
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Project_Censo_diagnotico_del_lince_iberico_finished.pdf
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Consejería de Medio Ambiente - Junta de Andalucía (Simon Mata, M. A.). Adecuación de los montes chortal
y palanco.
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Habitat restoration of public
forests of the Consejería de Medio Ambiente in recent (1999) areas of Iberian
lynx presence. The improvement aims at the creation of adequate areas to host
viable populations of Iberian lynx at large scale.
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Project_Mejora_de_chortal_y_palanco.pdf
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Consejería de Medio Ambiente - Junta de Andalucía (Simon Mata, M. A.). Centro de cría en semilibertad
"La Aliseda". Fase I.
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Creation of an Iberian lynx
breeding centre in semi-liberty to produce individuals that will be
behaviourally capable to survive in nature.
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Project_Centro_de_cria_en_semilibertad_La_Aliseda_I.pdf
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Consejería de Medio Ambiente -
Junta de Andalucía (Simon Mata, M. A.). Programa de actuaciones para la
conservación del lince ibérico en Andalucía II. Acciones
complementarias para la conservación del lince ibérico.
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Investigation of the sanitary
status of the wild Iberian lynx populations as well as other animal species
sharing the lynx environment (ungulates, domestic and wild carnivores, prey,
etc.).
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Project_Conservacion_lince_iberico_Andalucia_II_ongoing.pdf
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Previous project: |
Programa de actuaciones para
la conservación del lince ibérico en Andalucía I.
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Conservation of the current
Iberian lynx populations in Andalucía by means of monitoring the evolution of
the populations and lynx' main prey (rabbit). The implementation of actions in
regard to the restoration of lynx and rabbit habitat, as well as activities of
information propagation and awareness raising on the species is taken into
consideration, too.
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Project_Conservacion_lince_iberico_Andalucia_I_completed.pdf
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