February 15, 2017
New Paper Establishes Ethics for Wildlife Control
A new research paper titled “International consensus principles for ethical wildlife control” published in the journal Conservation Biology concerns ethics…
February 10, 2017
Trade Routes Explain Invasive Species
New research uncovers the influence trade routes have on the spread of invasive species to regions near and far away.…
February 10, 2017
Eruptions, Invasives, and the Montserrat Oriole
Conservation intervention leads to downlisting of Montserrat Oriole. Sometimes events that are out of human control, such as natural disasters, can…
February 8, 2017
Hawaiian Tree Species Newly Discovered, Critically Endangered
Newly named Hawaiian tree species is already considered Critically Endangered after the population declines from seven to three individuals. Scientific discovery…
February 8, 2017
Climate Change Threatens New Zealand Wildlife
As climate change progresses, the threat of invasive species will also grow. Island wildlife face growing threats from invasive species. One factor that…
February 6, 2017
Fascinating Facts About Five Island Lizards
Learn something new every day! Are you familiar with these five fascinating island lizards? The Marine Iguana (Amblyrhynchus cristatus) is listed by…
February 6, 2017
Diatom Productions Presents: A Taste for Lionfish
Diatom Productions presents a way to mitigate invasive Lionfish. Lionfish, (Pterois volitans) is a venomous and highly invasive species causing…
February 2, 2017
A Somewhat Perilous Journey to Marquesas, French Polynesia
Marquesas: Part One. By: Richard Griffiths Our safe arrival in the Marquesas, French Polynesia seemed somewhat of a miracle given the…
February 1, 2017
18th Annual Bay Area Conservation Biology Symposium
Island Conservation CEO, Karen Poiani, will be a keynote speaker at the 18th Annual Bay Area Conservation Symposium at the University…