Revisiting the 4 R’s: Improving post-release outcomes for rescued mammalian wildlife by fostering behavioral competence during rehabilitation
Shifra Z. Goldenberg(Save the Elephants), Megan A. Owen(Zoological Society of San Diego), Nadine Lamberski(Zoological Society of San Diego), Kirstie Ruppert(San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research), Alison L. Greggor(San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research), Chris Thouless(Save the Elephants), Matthew A. Hunt(Karolinska Institutet), George Wittemyer(Save the Elephants), Hendrik H. Nollens(San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research), Jenna Parker, Stephen M. Chege(San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research), Kellie Leigh(The University of Sydney)
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