Mountain chicken frog recovery program

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The Mountain chicken frog recovery program is a conservation initiative focused on rescuing and rebuilding wild populations of the critically endangered mountain chicken frog in the Caribbean.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conservation program
aimsTo prevent extinction of the mountain chicken frog
rebuild wild populations of the mountain chicken frog
rescue wild populations of the mountain chicken frog
approach adaptive management
ex situ conservation
in situ conservation
benefits Caribbean biodiversity
ecosystem health in the species’ range
conservationStatusTarget critically endangered
conservationTheme species recovery
threatened amphibian conservation
focusesOnSpecies mountain chicken frog
focusesOnTaxon Leptodactylus fallax NERFINISHED
geographicFocus Caribbean NERFINISHED
Dominica NERFINISHED
Montserrat NERFINISHED
goal establish self-sustaining wild populations
maintain assurance colonies in captivity
restore the species across parts of its former range
implementsAction biosecurity measures
captive breeding
disease surveillance
habitat management
population monitoring
public awareness and education
reintroduction to the wild
involves field surveys
genetic management of captive populations
health screening of frogs
radio tracking of released frogs
monitors disease prevalence
habitat conditions
population size
survival rates of released frogs
region Lesser Antilles NERFINISHED
targetSpeciesCommonName giant ditch frog
mountain chicken
targetSpeciesIUCNStatus Critically Endangered
taxonGroup amphibians
frogs
threatAddressed chytridiomycosis
habitat loss
overexploitation

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Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, Jersey notableProject Mountain chicken frog recovery program
subject surface form: Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust