Island Conservation’s work to save species in the Galapagos featured in the journal Nature.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed plans on Friday to remove the Island Night Lizard from its current listing as threatened under the Endangered Species Act.

Ten years after removing nonnative rats the ecosystem on Anacapa Island, including rare seabirds, is showing profound results of recovery.

Island Conservation profiled in The Atlantic’s Premier eBook!

Palmyra Atoll is rat-free one year after a major effort to remove these invasive predators, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, The Nature Conservancy, and Island Conservation announced today.

In support of work led by the Galápagos National Park, Island Conservation, Charles Darwin Foundation, The Raptor Center, and Bell Laboratories announce that several Galápagos Islands are confirmed free of invasive rodents.

IC announces new office in Hawaii to strengthen its biodiversity conservation partnership and projects in the region.

$9 million committed to protect Australia’s World Heritage-listed Lord Howe Island by removing all invasive rodents

Island Restoration Project in French Polynesia Officially Declared a Success.

Agreement signed to protect native biodiversity of Pacific islands by removing invasive species.

Island Conservation supports the Million Dollar Mouse Campaign as part of our new initiative to restore Sub-Antarctic islands (and their species)

Now free of invasive rats (for over four years!), Rat Island has formally had its name restored to its original Aleut name - Hawadax!

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Island Conservation are pleased to announce that operations to restore Desecheo Island’s native species and their habitat by removing non-native, invasive black rats from Desecheo Island have been completed safely and successfully.

1 de mayo de 2012

Event Marks Successful Completion of Seabird Restoration Project on San Nicolas Island

Native seabirds continue to reclaim their island home on Rat Island, Alaska since the removal of invasive rats in 2008. Listen in...

October 31, 2011

Island Conservation selects Dr. Ray Nias as our new Southwest Pacific Regional Director!

Rat Island author Will Stolzenburg writes about restoring Palmyra, Island Conservation, and the battle to save island species.

Protects Millions of Seabirds, Coconut Crabs, and one of the Largest Remaining Tropical Coastal Strand Forests in the Pacific

Island Conservation, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and The Nature Conservancy complete implementation on Palmyra Atoll, Line Islands.

Experience Island Conservation's work from Island Restoration Specialist and surfer Rory Stansbury's perspective

See how you helped protect the Galapagos Hawk during implementation

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