November 23, 2016
Wildlife Photography Doesn’t Always Go as Planned…
Sometimes, it turns out better than anyone could have expected! Featured photo credit: Mario Gustavo Fiorucci From the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards:…
November 23, 2016
New Exhibit Features Biodiversity and Culture of Cuba
A new exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History is revealing the biological diversity and culture of Cuba. Have you…
November 23, 2016
Scripps’s and Guadalupe Murrelets Avert “Endangered” Listing
Great news! Thanks to incredible island restoration efforts, including the conservation interventions we helped execute on California’s Channel Islands’ Anacapa Island, the…
November 23, 2016
“Galápagos Matters” Magazine: Why We Need to Restore Floreana Island
Conservation projects to save native plants and animals are well-underway in the Galápagos. The Galápagos Islands are renowned for their…
November 23, 2016
Restoration of Lord Howe Island Offers High ROI
Removal of invasive rodents from Lord Howe Island, Australia would yield high return on investment. How would you like a…
November 23, 2016
Innovation Summit: Overcoming the Invasive Species Challenge
Island Conservation is attending an innovation summit taking place December 5, 2016. The summit aims to generate management plans and…
November 11, 2016
Zoos Victoria is Working to Protect the Strangest of Species
Some endangered species get more attention than others, but Zoos Victoria knows that all are in need of conservation. Lesser…
November 10, 2016
The Night Parrot is Not Extinct After All, and Sightings are Increasing
Sightings of Endangered Night Parrot suggest the species is doing better than previously thought. The Endangered Australian native Night Parrot…
November 9, 2016
New Five-mile Cat-proof Fence Protects Vulnerable Hawaiian Petrel
A five-mile cat-proof fence built on Mauna Loa will keep native birds safe from invasive feral cats. The ‘Ua’u, also…