June 14, 2017
Diversidad de Culebras Endémicas se Estudia en Galápagos
La segunda fase del proyecto de investigación sobre la diversidad de culebras endémicas de Galápagos ha comenzado. La Dirección del…
June 14, 2017
Studying the Diverse Snakes of the Galápagos
The second phase of the research project on the diversity of endemic Galápagos snakes has begun. In November of 2016,…
June 14, 2017
La Biodiversidad y la Salud Humana se Benefician de la Remoción de Especies Invasoras
La remoción de especies invasoras podría reducir, y en algunos casos erradicar enfermedades que afectan a las comunidades humanas en…
June 13, 2017
Biodiversity and Human Health Benefit from Invasive Species Removal
Invasive species removal could reduce, and in some cases potentially eliminate diseases affecting human communities on islands. Restoring islands through the removal…
June 13, 2017
I’iwi at Risk: A Scarlet Bird’s Dangerous Migration
As environmental impacts unfold in Hawaii, I’iwis’ seasonal migrations turn deadly. The scarlet I’iwi is hard to miss, standing out vibrantly…
June 9, 2017
European Red Fox in Australia a Cause for Concern
Invasive European Red Foxes threaten the biodiversity of two islands off the coast of Australia. Australian residents are familiar with…
June 9, 2017
Protecting Native Wildlife of the Hauraki Gulf Islands
The small islands of the Hauraki Gulf might not seem that impressive, but protecting their native species is important for New Zealand…
June 9, 2017
Protecting the Endangered Northern Brown Kiwi
Scientists surveying the Purangi Kiwi Project site are optimistic for the Northern Brown Kiwi. A single wildlife encounter sparked a legacy…
June 8, 2017
Sharp Decline in Hawaiian Petrel & Newell’s Shearwater Populations
Hawaiian Seabirds at Risk: Research reveals alarming decline in Hawaiian Petrel and Newell’s Shearwater populations. For immediate release Contact: Heath Packard, heath.packard@islandconservation.org,…