February 27, 2018
Conservation Success in Chile Featured on The Nature Conservancy Blog
The Nature Conservancy’s Cool Green Science features an article by Ted Williams about the inspiring story of ecological recovery on Chañaral and…
February 24, 2018
First Update from Antipodes
The Million Dollar Mouse confirmation team, including three detection dogs, heads off to Antipodes in hopes of finding a mouse-free…
February 22, 2018
Wisdom, the World’s Oldest Known Wild Bird, Successfully Hatches Another Chick!
Wisdom, known the world around as the oldest wild bird sill producing offspring, returned to Midway Atoll in early 2018…
February 22, 2018
Extinction Rate in Australia Signals Need for Conservation
Australia is known for its unique ecosystems that support an array of wildlife. However, over 1,800 plant, animal, and ecological…
February 20, 2018
Prions Under Attack on Gough Island
MacGillivray’s Prions on Gough Island are facing a high rate of breeding failure because of predation by invasive mice. Conservationists…
February 20, 2018
Animal Conservation: The Species That Are Bouncing Back
Celebrate the species that are returning from the brink of extinction thanks to conservation efforts. By: Robert Lovell Humans have…
February 19, 2018
Revisiting Antipodes Island
After 18 long months, the wait is finally over. A team is heading back to Antipodes Island to discover the…
February 15, 2018
The Legacy of Nigel, the Lonely Gannet of Mana Island
Nigel, the world’s loneliest seabird has passed away, but conservationists are hopeful that his legacy will live on as the…
February 14, 2018
How Removing Rats Helped to Save Midway’s Seabirds
A project to remove invasive rats from Midway Atoll in 1995 left the island to flourish, but invasive mice continue…