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Some of the most threatened animals might not survive in their current habitat because of climate change. Researchers are testing a controversial strategy to relocate them before it’s too late — starting with Australia’s rarest reptile. Some of the most threatened animals might not survive in their current habitat because of climate change. Researchers are testing a controversial strategy to relocate them before it’s too late — starting with Australia’s rarest reptile.

Study provides a tool to restore and build climate resilience for seabirds by relocating or restoring them to places where they can survive.

Scientists now say moving some animals to new areas where they never existed before is necessary to prevent them from disappearing. In Hawaii, scientists are moving birds from one island to another 800 kilometers away.