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Wildlife Research & Conservation

Banding centres, research institutes, national parks, conservation organisations, universities and authorised field teams use rings, flags, collars, wing tags and other auxiliary markers to record individuals without recapture or with minimal disturbance.

Bird & Wildlife Identification identification products

Start with the work, record and risk

Workflow language

  • study permit
  • species/life stage
  • approved band size
  • tarsus
  • auxiliary marker
  • colour key
  • left/right position
  • resighting
  • encounter/recovery
  • band inventory
  • applicator
  • replacement marker
  • ethics approval
  • field readability

Practical problems

  1. translate species, fit, colour, position and code into a field marker schedule.
  2. support resighting, migration, breeding and survival studies.
  3. control number/colour schedules, tools, issue and recovery inventory.
  4. control first article and application within ethics, permit and individual-fit approval.

Teams

  • Banding centres, research institutes, national parks, conservation organisations, universities and authorised field teams

Project checklist

  1. Provide study and ethics approval, species/life stage, attachment site, approved size, material/weight, colour/number key, viewing distance, side position, tool, recheck, replacement and packing by station.
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