September 29, 2017
Fingers Crossed for Second Hawaiian Crow Release
Conservationists make a second attempt to release six Hawaiian Crows to the wild after 15 years of absence. After 15…
September 29, 2017
Shiant Isles Show Signs of Recovery
Conservation efforts on the Shiant Isles are showing promising results as native seabirds begin to return to nest. Conservationists are…
September 28, 2017
Ant-sniffing Dog Aids Conservation on Santa Cruz Island
Conservationists deploy a canine tracker to confirm the removal of invasive Argentine Ants on Santa Cruz and San Clemente Islands.…
September 28, 2017
Green Light for Lord Howe Island Restoration Project
A program to restore Lord Howe Island, home to the locally extinct, Critically Endangered Lord Howe Stick Insect has been…
September 25, 2017
A Thriving Nest for Elegant Terns
The stability of Elegant Terns, which visit Santa Cruz, CA annually, requires Rasa Island to remain invasive predator free. By:…
September 22, 2017
Translocation: A Piece of the Conservation Puzzle
Translocation is being used as a tool to protect Hawai’i’s native seabirds from invasive species, but this is only one…
September 21, 2017
Dirk Hartog Island: An Endangered Species’ Safe Haven
After one of the largest invasive species removal projects ever performed in Australia, Dirk Hartog can be a safe home…
September 21, 2017
Scarlet Honeycreeper Recieves Endangered Species Listing
Hawai’i’s ‘I’iwi, also known as the Scarlet Honeycreeper, has received official listing under the Endangered Species Act. Hawai’i’s Scarlet Honeycreeper, also known…
September 19, 2017
Resurrecting a Long-lost Galápagos Giant Tortoise
Emma Marris makes the case for the Floreana Restoration Project and sheds light on the future of Galápagos Tortoise conservation.…