November 8, 2019
Climate Change Skews Ratio of Female to Male Sea Turtle Hatchlings
New research finds Loggerhead Sea Turtle populations are becoming female-dominant as rising temperatures skew temperate sex determination. The Loggerhead Sea…
September 3, 2019
Connecting Healthy Ecosystems—Seabird Islands and Coral Reefs
Research finds that healthy, robust seabird populations play a key role in the resiliency of coral reefs and point to…
June 26, 2019
A New Toolkit to Accelerate Ocean Conservation: Ocean Genomic Horizon Scan
Revive & Restore launches a fund to develop ground-breaking solutions to ocean conservation. The world’s oceans are in great peril.…
May 22, 2019
Rising Sea Level: More Complicated than Sinking Islands
Sea level rise as a result of climate change is much more complicated than receding coastlines and disappearing islands, especially…
March 1, 2019
Climate Research: Climate Change and Invasive Species Introduction
New research demonstrates how field work and climate change mitigation can lend a hand to ecosystem resiliency and conservation. Building…
February 6, 2019
Partnership and Conservation on Tetiaroa Atoll
The Tetiaroa Society, Island Conservation, and partners evaluate and implement the restoration of Tetiaroa Atoll to restore native habitat. Tetiaroa…
January 7, 2019
Novelist Jonathan Franzen Highlights Island Conservation in Sierra Club Interview
Island Conservation supporter and American Novelist Jonathan Franzen shares his thoughts on the importance of saving seabirds in a new…
January 4, 2019
The New York Times: The Growing Impact of Climate Change on the Galápagos
The New York Times features the impact climate change will have on the species that inspired Darwin’s Theory of Evolution.…
December 21, 2018
Islands Lost May Not Mean Species Lost – If We Act Now
As climate change progresses, researchers are concerned about the impacts severe weather events will have on islands, but there is…