Adrian Manning

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Australian National University

Australia

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Adrian Manning is a Professor at the Australian National University, Australia. His research focuses on wildlife conservation, with particular interests in species reintroduction, habitat use, and ecological interactions among mesopredators and herbivores. Recent publications include work on the community dynamics of reintroduced species, dietary studies of opportunistic mesopredators, and the use of advanced technology in wildlife tracking and habitat assessment.

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Articles (21)

Trophic rewilding: the diet of an opportunistic mesopredator

Two‐Way Gateway Designs to Allow Free Movement Between Safe Havens for Bettongs: A Captive Trial

A reference genome for the eastern bettong (Bettongia gaimardi)

Continental‐scale identification and prioritisation of potential refugee species; a case study for rodents in Australia

Rewilding herbivores: too much or little of a good thing?

A review of electronic devices for tracking small and medium migratory shorebirds

Using multiplatform LiDAR to identify relationships between vegetation structure and the abundance and diversity of woodland reptiles and amphibians

Everybody needs good neighbours: movement, habitat use, and conspecific association in a reintroduced mesopredator

The Translocation Continuum Framework for context-specific decision making

Habitat highs and lows: Using terrestrial and UAV LiDAR for modelling avian species richness and abundance in a restored woodland

Landscapes of nausea: Successful conditioned taste aversion in a wild red fox population

Analyzing captive breeding outcomes to inform reintroduction practice: lessons from the pookila (Pseudomys novaehollandiae)

Reproductive skew in a Vulnerable bird favors breeders that monopolize nest cavities

Mini Safe Havens for population recovery and reintroductions ‘beyond-the-fence’

Countering ecological misconceptions with strategic translocation and assessment of microhabitat use

Havens are a pathway, not an endpoint, for species recovery: A response to Woinarski et al. (2023)

Trends in animal translocation research

Functional Diversity and Evolution of Bitter Taste Receptors in Egg-Laying Mammals

Reintroduction biology and the IUCN Red List: The dominance of species of Least Concern in the peer-reviewed literature

Establishment, persistence and the importance of longitudinal monitoring in multi‐source reintroductions

Personality and plasticity predict postrelease performance in a reintroduced mesopredator

Collaborators (15)

Maldwyn John Evans

Marta Yebra

Dejan Stojanovic

Takashi Hayakawa

Timothée Bonnet

Luke Silver

Teresa Neeman

Shoshana Rapley

Brittany Brockett

Linda Neaves

Belinda Anne Wilson

Frank Grutzner

Tommaso Jucker

Robert Heinsohn

Hiroo Imai

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