Abstract
The reintroduction of Siberian Cranes reared from the Oka Crane Breeding Center of the Oka State Nature Reserve goes on for 30 years. During this time, 47 eggs were placed into Eurasian Crane nests, and 190 juveniles were released into the wild, including 57 in Eurasian Crane staging areas. In order to optimize the methods of captive breeding and to mitigate the risks for releasing Siberian Cranes, it is necessary to take into account the results of the reintroduction of Whooping and Red-crowned cranes, as well as the features of Eurasian Crane biology.
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