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Create or restore waterways

Create or restore wetlands

Create suitable habitats to offset habitat lost within development footprint

Create uncultivated margins around arable or pasture fields

Create walls or barriers to exclude pollutants

Deploy fishing gear at different depths

Develop/implement species recovery plans

Dispose of waste from pet reptile enclosures carefully to prevent spread of disease

Disturb soil/sediment surface

Diversify ground vegetation and canopy structure in the habitat around woody crops

Enforce compliance to lighting regulations

Enforce regulations to prevent trafficking and trade of reptiles

Engage landowners and volunteers to manage land for reptiles

Engage local communities in conservation activities

Engage policy makers to make policy changes beneficial to reptiles

Erect fencing to exclude reptiles from construction zones

Establish aquaculture facilities to extract the nutrients from agricultural run-off

Establish emergency plans for oil spills

Establish handling and release procedures for accidentally captured or entangled (‘bycatch’) reptiles

Establish protocols to reduce collisions

Establish temporary fishery closures

Fence cliff edges to prevent individuals from falling

Finance low interest loans to convert to fishing gear that reduces unwanted catch of reptiles

Freeze sperm or eggs for future use

Harvest groups of trees instead of clearcutting