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Відомі проекти та організації (на 2012 рік) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - • Moose to Scotland (ongoing)
      - • Northern Goshawk – the existing UK population is believed to be derived from a mixture of escaped falconers' birds and deliberate introductions – (successful)
      - • Large Blue butterfly in the West and The South West – (successful and ongoing)
      - • Red Kite in the Chiltern Hills, Black Isle, Northamptonshire, Dumfries and Galloway, Yorkshire, Perth and Kinross and Gateshead – (successful)
      - • Osprey to Rutland Water – (successful)
      - • White-tailed Eagle to the Hebrides – (successful)
      - • White-tailed Eagle to the east coast of Scotland – (ongoing)
      - • Glanville Fritillary butterfly to Somerset – (successful)
      - • Heath Fritillary butterfly to Essex – (successful)
      - • Silver-washed Fritillary to Essex - (ongoing, locally successful)
      - • European Beaver to Scotland (ongoing)
      - • Great Bustard to Salisbury Plain – (ongoing)
      - • Black Grouse to Derbyshire – (ongoing)
      - • Corncrake to Cambridgeshire – (ongoing)
      - • Wild Boar to several places in Britain – (accidental), (successful)
      - • Red Squirrel to Anglesey – (successful and ongoing)
      - • Common Crane to Somerset (ongoing)
  - - - • Wolf in Scotland (proposed)
      - • Brown Bear in Scotland (proposed)
      - • White-tailed Eagle to England and Wales (planned - on hold whilst suitable site is found)
      - • European Lynx in England and Scotland (proposed)
      - • European Beaver in England and Wales (if the Scottish project is successful).
      - • Golden Eagle in England
      - • Moose in Scotland
      - • White Stork (proposed)
- - - - • Alpine Ibex in the French, Italian and Swiss Alps (successful)
      - • Black-footed Ferret in the Canada, USA and Mexico
      - • Bornean Orangutan in East Kalimantan, Indonesia
      - • Brush-tailed Bettong in Australia (ongoing)
      - • California Condor in California (USA) and Mexico (ongoing)
      - • Eurasian Brown Bear in the Alps (ongoing)
      - • European Beaver in several places in Europe (successful)
      - • European Otter in the Netherlands (ongoing)
      - • European Lynx in Switzerland (successful), and other parts of Europe (ongoing)
      - • European Black Vulture in the Massif Central in France
      - • Griffon Vulture in the Massif Central, France (successful), Central Apennines, Italy, and Northern and Southern Israel (ongoing)
      - • Lammergeier in the Alps (successful)
      - • Lesser Kestrel in Spain
      - • Lesser White-fronted Goose in Sweden and Germany (ongoing)
      - • Musk ox in Alaska (USA) (successful)
      - • Northern Bald Ibis in Austria and Italy (ongoing)
      - • Nubian Ibex in Israel (successful)
      - • Père David's Deer in China (ongoing)
      - • Peregrine Falcon in Germany, Poland, Sweden and Norway
      - • Persian Fallow Deer in Israel (ongoing)
      - • Przewalski's Horse in Mongolia (ongoing)
      - • Puerto Rican Parrot in Arecibo (ongoing)
      - • Red Kite in Ireland
      - • White-tailed Eagle in Ireland (ongoing)
      - • Golden Eagle in Ireland (ongoing)
      - • Wisent in Poland, Belarus (successful) and other parts of Europe (ongoing)
      - • Wolf in Wyoming (USA) (successful)
      - • Arabian Oryx in the Sultanate of Oman (successful)
      - • Goitered Gazelle in Protected Areas of Vashlovani in Georgia (country)(ongoing)