Abstract
Abstract not availableJahangirnagar University J. Biol. Sci. 7(1): 81-85, 2018 (June)
Highlights
With this speed and uncertainty in mind, the precaution of taking viable numbers of this species into captivity was agreed in 2004 as a key element of the Recovery Plan (IUCN, 2012; MoEF, 2006; ISARPW, 2004)
Bangladesh is considering the development of a vulture conservation breeding centre (SAVE, 2014)
The present study was designed to know the diurnal activity pattern of white-rumped vulture in breeding season in captivity which may be useful in management practices of this species in both captivity and wild
Summary
With this speed and uncertainty in mind, the precaution of taking viable numbers of this species into captivity (i.e., establishing a full-scale conservation breeding programme for future reintroduction once diclofenac had been removed) was agreed in 2004 as a key element of the Recovery Plan (IUCN, 2012; MoEF, 2006; ISARPW, 2004). The proper scientific knowledge on activity pattern in breeding season is the first and foremost priority for management and conservation of a wildlife species. The available literature on the diurnal activity pattern of white-rumped vulture in Bangladesh is rare and imprecise.
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