Animal Reintroductions: The Arabian Oryx in Oman
Mark R. Stanley Price
Abstract
Mark R. Stanley Price
Abstract
Foreword Sir Peter Scott Preface and acknowledgements 1. Re-introductions defined and reviewed 2. The genus Oryx, and the Arabian oryx: biology, history and extermination from the wild 3. Operation Oryx, captive-breeding and reintroduction planning 4. The reintroduction area and the Harasis tribe 5. Oryx management 6. Oryx herds in their natural environment 7. Individual oryx in their natural environment 8. The Harasis and the reintroduction project 9. An analysis of project progress, and the future 10. Towards a rationale for re-introductions Appendices 1-5 References Index.
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Foreword Sir Peter Scott Preface and acknowledgements 1. Re-introductions defined and reviewed 2. The genus Oryx, and the Arabian oryx: biology, history and extermination from the wild 3. Operation Oryx, captive-breeding and reintroduction planning 4. The reintroduction area and the Harasis tribe 5. Oryx management 6. Oryx herds in their natural environment 7. Individual oryx in their natural environment 8. The Harasis and the reintroduction project 9. An analysis of project progress, and the future 10. Towards a rationale for re-introductions Appendices 1-5 References Index.
Key concepts: Oryx, Tribe, Geography, Zoology, Biology, Ecology, Anthropology, Sociology