Reintroduction programs have become one of the major conservation methods worldwide in the effort to protect threatened species and rehabilitate ecosystems. However, success rates are generally low, often due to information deficiency on the ecological requirements of the reintroduced species. It has been demonstrated that habitat quality can be the most important factor in determining reintroduction success, emphasizing the need for comprehensive feasibility studies in reintroduction programs. Roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) were driven to extinction in the East Mediterranean, their ...