June 8, 2026
Our Projects
What does island restoration look like?
Our projects focus on working closely with local communities and global partners to remove introduced, damaging invasive species and accelerate the recovery of native plants and animals. By addressing these key environmental challenges, we improve coral reef health, enhance climate resilience, and bolster food security for island communities.
Each project is carefully scoped, planned, executed, and monitored to ensure long-term success and measurable impact.
Explore our projects and see how we’re driving lasting change worldwide.
Where we work
Click on an area to see the latest project updates.
Niulakita
Tuvalu
Seasonal Monitoring Specialist Cozette Romero writes about her time working and living on Niulakita in Tuvalu, helping protect the food…
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Sonsorol
Palau
A new project in Sonsorol State, Palau aims to improve livelihoods and climate resilience through holistic environmental restoration!
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
Thrilling new tech brings conservation solutions to a remote island in the Galápagos!
Read More
Niulakita
Tuvalu
Our team is helping make waves in Tuvalu. Read about our new work on Niulakita!
Read More
Cachagua
Chile
Two Chilean islands in the Humboldt Current are getting ready for the holistic restoration of a lifetime!
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Floreana
Ecuador
Roger McDonough from our partners at Galápagos Conservancy explains the process behind raising hybrid tortoises for Floreana!
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Floreana
Ecuador
For the first time in more than 180 years, giant tortoises are once again walking the landscapes of Floreana Island!
Read More
Robinson Crusoe Island
Chile
¡Mira el video de Solange y lee una entrevista sobre Robinson Crusoe! Watch Solange's video and read an interview about…
Read More
Cocos
Costa Rica
We worked with Blue Action Fund to expand marine protection in the Eastern Pacific--read about our success!
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
A new podcast episode explains the full benefits of holistic restoration on Floreana Island!
Read More
Floreana Island
Ecuador
Read the full ecological story of Floreana Island in the Galápagos from the early settlements to today.
Read More
Rapa Nui
Chile
A new scientific paper is changing the way we understand Rapa Nui (Easter Island)'s ecological history!
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
Holistic restoration is at work on Floreana Island, where the largest conservation project in the history of the Galápagos is…
Read More
Tonumea and Kelefesia
Tonga
Success! Kelefesia and Tonumea in Tonga's Ha'apai Group are seeing early signs of recovery after we helped remove invasive rodents!
Read More
Bikar Atoll
Republic of the Marshall Islands
Astonishing results from our work to restore sites in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, boosting climate resilience and ocean…
Read More
Robinson Crusoe Island
Chile
Incredible collaboration and success in the Juan Fernández Archipelago, with thousands of threatened trees benefiting from bold conservation action!
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Lord Howe Island
Australia
A new paper reveals the benefits of holistic restoration on Australia's Lord Howe Island!
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Nu'utele
Samoa
Nu'utele is a Key Biodiversity Site for Samoa. Our work there with our collaborators will help revitalize the island's rare,…
Read More
Sonsorol
Palau
Sonsorol State, Palau is a unique, vibrant group of islands with a rich history. We're excited to partner with the…
Read More
Tofua
Tonga
Our Seasonal Monitoring Specialist, Cozette Romero, shares her experience on Tofua in Tonga!
Read More
Rábida
Ecuador
A species once thought extinct just made its comeback. A study published in PLOS ONE confirms the Leaf-toed Gecko has…
Read More
Tuvalu
Great news from Tuvalu--our projects to restore Nukufetau Atoll, Tepuka, and Falefatu were successful!
Read More
Chincha Norte
Peru
Two new islands join the Island-Ocean Connection Challenge, linking terrestrial and marine conservation for maximum impact!
Read More
Alto Velo
Dominican Republic
Isla Alto Velo in the Dominican Republic is a key site of connection between land and sea. See our plan…
Read More
Bikar
Republic of the Marshall Islands
Conservation is an adventure--literally! Read the tale of how Jemo and Bikar were restored, and learn how they are islands…
Read More
Cachagua
Chile
La Municipalidad de Zapallar firmó un convenio con Island Conservation para proteger al pingüino de Humboldt y la biodiversidad de…
Read More
Bikar and Bokak
Republic of the Marshall Islands
A new marine sanctuary preserves the sea around two key atolls in the Republic of the Marshall Islands: Bikar and…
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
A locally-extinct species of ground-dwelling bird was found on Floreana Island!
Read More
Takutea
Cook Islands
Takutea in the Cook Islands is on its way to reviving its entire ecosystem in a community-led effort.
Read More
Great Sitkin
United States
Great Sitkin is a beautiful Aleutian island threatened by invasive rats. Read about what makes this place so special!
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Tonumea and Kelefesia
Tonga
Our work in Tonumea and Kelefesia shows how Tonga is leading the way in restoration and rewilding in the Pacific!
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Savana
US Virgin Islands
A new home for an endangered snake is motivating collaboration in the Caribbean!
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Nukufetau
Tuvalu
Our projects to restore key islets in Nukufetau Atoll forecast climate resilience and community benefits in Tuvalu!
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Mona
Puerto Rico
Mona Island, Puerto Rico is a key nesting ground for endangered species--but it's in danger! Read about our project to…
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Kamaka
French Polynesia
Read Coral Wolf's interview about the thrilling news of rare birds nesting on Kamaka
Read More
Kamaka
French Polynesia
Endangered Polynesian storm-petrels returning to Kamaka Island, French Polynesia within one month of social attraction tools being deployed. Polynesian…
Read More
Desecheo
Puerto Rico
Audubon's Shearwaters are nesting on Desecheo Island for the first time ever! Read about how we used social attraction to…
Read More
Jemo and Bikar
Marshall Islands (RMI)
Three Island-Ocean Connection Challenge projects in the Republic of the Marshall Islands bring hope for low-lying coral atolls!
Read More
Robinson Crusoe
Chile
Part 1 of filmmaker Cece King's reflection on her time on Juan Fernandez Island in Chile, learning about conservation and…
Read More
Pajaros Uno
Chile
After decades of absence, rare Peruvian Diving-Petrels have returned to nest on Pajaros Uno island, recently free from invasive predators!
Read More
Kamaka
French Polynesia
Read the account of citizen scientist Jim Torgerson's journey to Kamaka to help save Polynesian Storm-petrels!
Read More
Floreana Island
Ecuador
Five native finch species were released on Floreana Island, forecasting success for the largest conservation project in the Galapagos!
Read More
Chañaral
Chile
Endangered Seabird Population Flourishing on Chilean Island for First Time in Decades Thanks to Invasive Rabbit Removal
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Hawadax
USA
A recent article in Canadian Wildlife Magazine spotlights Island Conservation's work on Hawadax and around the world!
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Funafuti Atoll (Tepuka and Falefatu)
Tuvalu
A restoration effort on Tuvalu brings new hope for a low-lying atoll plagued by invasive rats.
Read More
Nadikdik Atoll, Mili Atoll
Marshall Islands (RMI)
By: Paul Jacques, Island Restoration Specialist In March this year I first set foot on the coral sand beach of…
Read More
Ngerkeklau
Palau
Island community partners with international organizations to restore biodiversity and build climate resiliency by removing invasive rats. Native plants and…
Read More
Ngeanges
Palau
Island Conservation’s Palau Program Manager, Loyola Darius, shares the story of recovery on Ngeanges Island and Kayangel Atoll after the…
Read More
Eroj Islet, Majuro Atoll
Marshall Islands (RMI)
Seabirds are once again thriving thanks to the successful removal of invasive rats In its efforts to adapt to climate…
Read More
Sonsorol (Sonsorol)
Palau
Island Conservation, Re:wild, and UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, along with a growing cadre of Island-Ocean Connection Challenge…
Read More
Ulong
Palau
High above the ocean and carved within limestone cliffs in the north-west of Ulong Island lie ancient caves that contain…
Read More
Wallis and Futuna
Three years of planning, several weeks of intense field work and more than 500 drone flights were required to complete…
Read More
Savana Island
USVI
Island Conservation is releasing a request for information from companies that can supply aerial application services for the removal of…
Read More
Lehua
USA
What happens when you remove predatory rats from an island where native birds are constantly threatened, their eggs are eaten,…
Read More
Mona
Puerto Rico
The Mona Iguana (Cyclura stejnegeri) is a Critically Endangered species of lizard found only on Mona Island, Puerto Rico. It…
Read More
Rabida
Ecuador
Two species that were previously extinct on the Galapagos Islands have reappeared a decade after an invasive predator population was…
Read More
Pinzon Island
Ecuador
This article is a reprint from Newsweek published on December 12, 2022 by Aristos Georgiou. You can find the press…
Read More
Tetiaroa
French Polynesia
Our fearless Island Restoration Specialist dedicates so much of his time and expertise in the field – all to protect…
Read More
Gough Island
Saint Helena
The Gough Island Restoration Programme (GIRP) is arguably the most significant eradication project to be implemented in 2021. Island Conservation…
Read More
Seymour Norte
Ecuador
Media contact: Claudio Uribe - claudio.uribe@islandconservation.org Photos available Two years after implementing the rodent eradication program on Seymour Norte and…
Read More
Sand (Midway)
US Minor Outling Islands
The New York Times features the world’s oldest known wild bird, Wisdom the Laysan Albatross who has hatched a new…
Read More
Acteon and gambier
French Polynesia
Five years after the ground-breaking invasive rat removal program in the Acteon-Gambier Islands, a monitoring mission takes the pulse of…
Read More
Anacapa
USA
As Earth Day approaches, Island Conservation will share stories of hope and success in conservation. The first project of its…
Read More
Teuaua
French Polynesia
Marquesan Island Teuaua cleared of invasive rats to protect native seabirds. This action will protect nationally significant populations of Sooty…
Read More
Palmyra Atoll
US Minor Outling Islands
New research demonstrates a strong positive benefit to native trees following invasive species removal. Media Release New research published in…
Read More
Antipodes
New Zealand
Monitoring results from Antipodes Island, New Zealand indicate recovery of native insects and birds after the successful removal of invasive…
Read More
South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands
South Georgia
South Georgia Island species are recovering following the largest rat removal project in history. By: Emma Marris A remote, freezing,…
Read More
Choros
Chile
Watching an island recover after conservation intervention is a welcome challenge for scientists. Islands are well known for their vibrant,…
Read More
Haida Gwaii
Canada
Scientists and traditional-knowledge keepers endeavor to restore the natural and cultural landscapes of the Haida Gwaii archipelago in British Columbia.…
Read More
San Nicolas
USA
Researchers have found new species of plants never before seen on San Nicolas Island and believe this could inform knowledge…
Read More
After years of speculation, researchers have confirmed that Hawai’i’s only land mammal, the Endangered Hoary Bat, still lives on Kaho’olawe…
Read More
Malinoa
Tonga
Loop Tonga recently covered our successful operation to protect native biodiversity on the islands of Malinoa and Motu Tapu in Tonga, Polynesia…
Read More
Desventuradas
Chile
Versión en Español Chile Designates Largest Marine Protected Area in South America Can you imagine a marine park the size of…
Read More
Allen's Cay
The Bahamas
Allen Cay, The Bahamas was declared free of damaging, invasive house mice today by a partnership restoring the Cay’s natural…
Read More
Toreauta (Tahanea)
French Polynesia
Island Restoration Project in French Polynesia Officially Declared a Success. A recent expedition to Tahanea by our colleagues at Simon…
Read MoreNo featured image available.
Isla de la Plata
Ecuador
Press Release Isla de la Plata, Ecuador is a small island (1,420 ha) that is part of the Machalilla National…
Read More
Niulakita
Tuvalu
Seasonal Monitoring Specialist Cozette Romero writes about her time working and living on Niulakita in Tuvalu, helping protect the food…
Read More
Sonsorol
Palau
A new project in Sonsorol State, Palau aims to improve livelihoods and climate resilience through holistic environmental restoration!
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
Thrilling new tech brings conservation solutions to a remote island in the Galápagos!
Read More
Niulakita
Tuvalu
Our team is helping make waves in Tuvalu. Read about our new work on Niulakita!
Read More
Cachagua
Chile
Two Chilean islands in the Humboldt Current are getting ready for the holistic restoration of a lifetime!
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
Roger McDonough from our partners at Galápagos Conservancy explains the process behind raising hybrid tortoises for Floreana!
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
For the first time in more than 180 years, giant tortoises are once again walking the landscapes of Floreana Island!
Read More
Robinson Crusoe Island
Chile
¡Mira el video de Solange y lee una entrevista sobre Robinson Crusoe! Watch Solange's video and read an interview about…
Read More
Cocos
Costa Rica
We worked with Blue Action Fund to expand marine protection in the Eastern Pacific--read about our success!
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
A new podcast episode explains the full benefits of holistic restoration on Floreana Island!
Read More
Floreana Island
Ecuador
Read the full ecological story of Floreana Island in the Galápagos from the early settlements to today.
Read More
Rapa Nui
Chile
A new scientific paper is changing the way we understand Rapa Nui (Easter Island)'s ecological history!
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
Holistic restoration is at work on Floreana Island, where the largest conservation project in the history of the Galápagos is…
Read More
Tonumea and Kelefesia
Tonga
Success! Kelefesia and Tonumea in Tonga's Ha'apai Group are seeing early signs of recovery after we helped remove invasive rodents!
Read More
Bikar Atoll
Republic of the Marshall Islands
Astonishing results from our work to restore sites in the Republic of the Marshall Islands, boosting climate resilience and ocean…
Read More
Robinson Crusoe Island
Chile
Incredible collaboration and success in the Juan Fernández Archipelago, with thousands of threatened trees benefiting from bold conservation action!
Read More
Lord Howe Island
Australia
A new paper reveals the benefits of holistic restoration on Australia's Lord Howe Island!
Read More
Nu'utele
Samoa
Nu'utele is a Key Biodiversity Site for Samoa. Our work there with our collaborators will help revitalize the island's rare,…
Read More
Sonsorol
Palau
Sonsorol State, Palau is a unique, vibrant group of islands with a rich history. We're excited to partner with the…
Read More
Tofua
Tonga
Our Seasonal Monitoring Specialist, Cozette Romero, shares her experience on Tofua in Tonga!
Read More
Rábida
Ecuador
A species once thought extinct just made its comeback. A study published in PLOS ONE confirms the Leaf-toed Gecko has…
Read More
Tuvalu
Great news from Tuvalu--our projects to restore Nukufetau Atoll, Tepuka, and Falefatu were successful!
Read More
Chincha Norte
Peru
Two new islands join the Island-Ocean Connection Challenge, linking terrestrial and marine conservation for maximum impact!
Read More
Alto Velo
Dominican Republic
Isla Alto Velo in the Dominican Republic is a key site of connection between land and sea. See our plan…
Read More
Bikar
Republic of the Marshall Islands
Conservation is an adventure--literally! Read the tale of how Jemo and Bikar were restored, and learn how they are islands…
Read More
Cachagua
Chile
La Municipalidad de Zapallar firmó un convenio con Island Conservation para proteger al pingüino de Humboldt y la biodiversidad de…
Read More
Bikar and Bokak
Republic of the Marshall Islands
A new marine sanctuary preserves the sea around two key atolls in the Republic of the Marshall Islands: Bikar and…
Read More
Floreana
Ecuador
A locally-extinct species of ground-dwelling bird was found on Floreana Island!
Read More
Takutea
Cook Islands
Takutea in the Cook Islands is on its way to reviving its entire ecosystem in a community-led effort.
Read More
Great Sitkin
United States
Great Sitkin is a beautiful Aleutian island threatened by invasive rats. Read about what makes this place so special!
Read More
Tonumea and Kelefesia
Tonga
Our work in Tonumea and Kelefesia shows how Tonga is leading the way in restoration and rewilding in the Pacific!
Read More
Savana
US Virgin Islands
A new home for an endangered snake is motivating collaboration in the Caribbean!
Read More
Nukufetau
Tuvalu
Our projects to restore key islets in Nukufetau Atoll forecast climate resilience and community benefits in Tuvalu!
Read More
Mona
Puerto Rico
Mona Island, Puerto Rico is a key nesting ground for endangered species--but it's in danger! Read about our project to…
Read More
Kamaka
French Polynesia
Read Coral Wolf's interview about the thrilling news of rare birds nesting on Kamaka
Read More
Kamaka
French Polynesia
Endangered Polynesian storm-petrels returning to Kamaka Island, French Polynesia within one month of social attraction tools being deployed. Polynesian…
Read More
Desecheo
Puerto Rico
Audubon's Shearwaters are nesting on Desecheo Island for the first time ever! Read about how we used social attraction to…
Read More
Jemo and Bikar
Marshall Islands (RMI)
Three Island-Ocean Connection Challenge projects in the Republic of the Marshall Islands bring hope for low-lying coral atolls!
Read More
Robinson Crusoe
Chile
Part 1 of filmmaker Cece King's reflection on her time on Juan Fernandez Island in Chile, learning about conservation and…
Read More
Pajaros Uno
Chile
After decades of absence, rare Peruvian Diving-Petrels have returned to nest on Pajaros Uno island, recently free from invasive predators!
Read More
Kamaka
French Polynesia
Read the account of citizen scientist Jim Torgerson's journey to Kamaka to help save Polynesian Storm-petrels!
Read More
Floreana Island
Ecuador
Five native finch species were released on Floreana Island, forecasting success for the largest conservation project in the Galapagos!
Read More
Chañaral
Chile
Endangered Seabird Population Flourishing on Chilean Island for First Time in Decades Thanks to Invasive Rabbit Removal
Read More
Hawadax
USA
A recent article in Canadian Wildlife Magazine spotlights Island Conservation's work on Hawadax and around the world!
Read More
Funafuti Atoll (Tepuka and Falefatu)
Tuvalu
A restoration effort on Tuvalu brings new hope for a low-lying atoll plagued by invasive rats.
Read More
Nadikdik Atoll, Mili Atoll
Marshall Islands (RMI)
By: Paul Jacques, Island Restoration Specialist In March this year I first set foot on the coral sand beach of…
Read More
Ngerkeklau
Palau
Island community partners with international organizations to restore biodiversity and build climate resiliency by removing invasive rats. Native plants and…
Read More
Ngeanges
Palau
Island Conservation’s Palau Program Manager, Loyola Darius, shares the story of recovery on Ngeanges Island and Kayangel Atoll after the…
Read More
Eroj Islet, Majuro Atoll
Marshall Islands (RMI)
Seabirds are once again thriving thanks to the successful removal of invasive rats In its efforts to adapt to climate…
Read More
Sonsorol (Sonsorol)
Palau
Island Conservation, Re:wild, and UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, along with a growing cadre of Island-Ocean Connection Challenge…
Read More
Ulong
Palau
High above the ocean and carved within limestone cliffs in the north-west of Ulong Island lie ancient caves that contain…
Read More
Wallis and Futuna
Three years of planning, several weeks of intense field work and more than 500 drone flights were required to complete…
Read More
Savana Island
USVI
Island Conservation is releasing a request for information from companies that can supply aerial application services for the removal of…
Read More
Lehua
USA
What happens when you remove predatory rats from an island where native birds are constantly threatened, their eggs are eaten,…
Read More
Mona
Puerto Rico
The Mona Iguana (Cyclura stejnegeri) is a Critically Endangered species of lizard found only on Mona Island, Puerto Rico. It…
Read More
Rabida
Ecuador
Two species that were previously extinct on the Galapagos Islands have reappeared a decade after an invasive predator population was…
Read More
Pinzon Island
Ecuador
This article is a reprint from Newsweek published on December 12, 2022 by Aristos Georgiou. You can find the press…
Read More
Tetiaroa
French Polynesia
Our fearless Island Restoration Specialist dedicates so much of his time and expertise in the field – all to protect…
Read More
Gough Island
Saint Helena
The Gough Island Restoration Programme (GIRP) is arguably the most significant eradication project to be implemented in 2021. Island Conservation…
Read More
Seymour Norte
Ecuador
Media contact: Claudio Uribe - claudio.uribe@islandconservation.org Photos available Two years after implementing the rodent eradication program on Seymour Norte and…
Read More
Sand (Midway)
US Minor Outling Islands
The New York Times features the world’s oldest known wild bird, Wisdom the Laysan Albatross who has hatched a new…
Read More
Acteon and gambier
French Polynesia
Five years after the ground-breaking invasive rat removal program in the Acteon-Gambier Islands, a monitoring mission takes the pulse of…
Read More
Anacapa
USA
As Earth Day approaches, Island Conservation will share stories of hope and success in conservation. The first project of its…
Read More
Teuaua
French Polynesia
Marquesan Island Teuaua cleared of invasive rats to protect native seabirds. This action will protect nationally significant populations of Sooty…
Read More
Palmyra Atoll
US Minor Outling Islands
New research demonstrates a strong positive benefit to native trees following invasive species removal. Media Release New research published in…
Read More
Antipodes
New Zealand
Monitoring results from Antipodes Island, New Zealand indicate recovery of native insects and birds after the successful removal of invasive…
Read More
South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands
South Georgia
South Georgia Island species are recovering following the largest rat removal project in history. By: Emma Marris A remote, freezing,…
Read More
Choros
Chile
Watching an island recover after conservation intervention is a welcome challenge for scientists. Islands are well known for their vibrant,…
Read More
Haida Gwaii
Canada
Scientists and traditional-knowledge keepers endeavor to restore the natural and cultural landscapes of the Haida Gwaii archipelago in British Columbia.…
Read More
San Nicolas
USA
Researchers have found new species of plants never before seen on San Nicolas Island and believe this could inform knowledge…
Read More
After years of speculation, researchers have confirmed that Hawai’i’s only land mammal, the Endangered Hoary Bat, still lives on Kaho’olawe…
Read More
Malinoa
Tonga
Loop Tonga recently covered our successful operation to protect native biodiversity on the islands of Malinoa and Motu Tapu in Tonga, Polynesia…
Read More
Desventuradas
Chile
Versión en Español Chile Designates Largest Marine Protected Area in South America Can you imagine a marine park the size of…
Read More
Allen's Cay
The Bahamas
Allen Cay, The Bahamas was declared free of damaging, invasive house mice today by a partnership restoring the Cay’s natural…
Read More
Toreauta (Tahanea)
French Polynesia
Island Restoration Project in French Polynesia Officially Declared a Success. A recent expedition to Tahanea by our colleagues at Simon…
Read MoreNo featured image available.
Isla de la Plata
Ecuador
Press Release Isla de la Plata, Ecuador is a small island (1,420 ha) that is part of the Machalilla National…
Read More
Project Updates
See the latest updates from the field.
May 20, 2026
Field Notes: Resilience for a Local Tuvaluan Economy
Seasonal Monitoring Specialist Cozette Romero writes about her time working and living on Niulakita in Tuvalu, helping protect the food security and livelihood of an island community!
May 13, 2026
Sonsorol State Advances Major Effort to Strengthen Community Well-being by Restoring Islands
A new project in Sonsorol State, Palau aims to improve livelihoods and climate resilience through holistic environmental restoration!
May 5, 2026
Floreana Launches World’s First Smart Island Monitoring Systems to Bring Real-Time Wildlife Insights to the Galápagos
Thrilling new tech brings conservation solutions to a remote island in the Galápagos!
April 14, 2026
Nature and People Win Thanks to Successful Restoration Collaboration on Wake Atoll
A historic moment: Wake Atoll is restored and thriving!
April 10, 2026
Protecting Niulakita’s Future: Tuvaluan Island Prepares for Holistic Ecosystem Restoration
Our team is helping make waves in Tuvalu. Read about our new work on Niulakita!
March 19, 2026
Chile’s Penguin Islands: A Future of Flourishing Wildlife on Huevos and Cachagua
Two Chilean islands in the Humboldt Current are getting ready for the holistic restoration of a lifetime!
February 25, 2026
A Homecoming for Floreana
Roger McDonough from our partners at Galápagos Conservancy explains the process behind raising hybrid tortoises for Floreana!
February 20, 2026
Press Release: 158 Endangered Tortoises Released onto Floreana Island, Galápagos for First Time in over 180 Years
For the first time in more than 180 years, giant tortoises are once again walking the landscapes of Floreana Island!
February 6, 2026
Planting Native Trees Rejuvenates an Entire Community: An Interview with Solange
¡Mira el video de Solange y lee una entrevista sobre Robinson Crusoe! Watch Solange's video and read an interview about Robinson Crusoe!
January 28, 2026
Island Conservation and Blue Action Fund Celebrate Success in Marine Protection for the Eastern Pacific
We worked with Blue Action Fund to expand marine protection in the Eastern Pacific--read about our success!
January 9, 2026
Restoring an Island, One Ecosystem at a Time
A new podcast episode explains the full benefits of holistic restoration on Floreana Island!
December 16, 2025
Eden vs. Reality: The True Story of Floreana’s Ecological Drama
Read the full ecological story of Floreana Island in the Galápagos from the early settlements to today.
November 21, 2025
Holistic Ecological Restoration on Floreana Island: A Model for the Future
Holistic restoration is at work on Floreana Island, where the largest conservation project in the history of the Galápagos is underway!
October 29, 2025
Data Shows Endangered Palau Ground Doves Swiftly Recovering After Successful Palauan Island Conservation Effort
Astounding evidence of recovery on Ulong Island in Palau after just one year!
Island Ocean Connection Challenge
Everything is connected.
The Island-Ocean Connection Challenge is a catalytic global initiative co-founded by Island Conservation, Re:wild, and UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography that brings together diverse partners to benefit islands and oceans. Now, with a collective of over fifty partners from across the globe, we are on our way to accomplishing our shared goal.
The IOCC Goal
40 Islands by 2030.
Alongside our partners, we are restoring at least 40 globally significant island-ocean ecosystems from ridge to reef by 2030 to benefit people, wildlife, and our planet.
Find out how close we are to our goal and how to get involved by visiting the Island-Ocean Connection Challenge.
Our Impact
Curious to see what real, tangible impact looks like? Check out how we’re transforming island-ocean ecosystems, creating lasting change felt across the globe.