For the past four years, European conservationists have been working to save the Aquatic Warbler through translocation efforts. These efforts have been carried out in two different phases, each with distinct goals.
The first stage (2018–2019) focused on testing translocation as a conservation method, while the second stage (2023–2024) aims to restore an almost extinct population. But what does it take to move fragile baby birds across borders? Let’s dive into the experience of relentless fieldwork, mosquito bites, and the constant feeding of hungry chicks—and, most importantly, explore the results achieved so far.
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