Translocation is the process of moving organisms from one location to another, often for conservation purposes. This technique is commonly used to help endangered species, such as the California condor, by relocating them to areas where they can thrive and reproduce. It aims to restore populations and maintain genetic diversity. In addition to wildlife conservation, translocation can also apply to plants. For example, rare plant species may be moved to safer habitats to protect them from threats like habitat destruction or climate change. This method helps ensure the survival of these species in their new environments.