March 18, 2024
Thirty, Birdy and Thriving
Island Conservation turns 30! Three decades of work add up to an immeasurable number of positive impacts.
July 19, 2023
Nature flourishing on Ngerkeklau, Palau after first-ever successful drone-based eradication in Micronesia
Island community partners with international organizations to restore biodiversity and build climate resiliency by removing invasive rats. Native plants and…
March 23, 2023
Ulong Island: Culture, community and conservation
High above the ocean and carved within limestone cliffs in the north-west of Ulong Island lie ancient caves that contain…
May 8, 2018
International Team Removes Invasive Rats to Protect Food Supplies, Livelihoods, and Native Wildlife on Tropical Pacific Island
If successful, this will be the first inhabited island within Palau to be cleared of rats. For Release May 8,…
January 29, 2018
Through the Vines and Trees of Kayangel, Palau
Island Conservation Project Manager Tommy Hall tells the tangly tale of forest navigation and wildlife seeking on the island of…
January 12, 2018
Nocturnal Fieldwork & Crocodile Hunting in Palau
Island Conservation Project Manager Tommy Hall invites you on a nocturnal search for illicit rodents on Ngarebelas, Palau. By: Tommy…
December 21, 2017
A Skillful Approach to Kayangel, Palau
Island Conservation Project Manager Tommy Hall invites you into the tropical, day-to-day fieldwork on Kayangel, Palau. By: Tommy Hall The…
December 18, 2017
The Approach to Climate Change Resilience You Hadn’t Thought Of
There’s a powerful way to support wildlife and communities facing climate change impacts, but not many people are talking about…
December 12, 2017
Interview with Ungilreng Takawo, Matriarch of Kayangel, Palau
Former Palau Program Manager Joyce Beouch interviews Ungilreng Takawo, Kayangel matriarch about traditional practices and sacred laws. Palau is a…