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!
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New MPA for Juan Fernández Protects Over Half of Chile’s Ocean Waters
The Juan Fernández Archipelago is part of a new Marine Protected Area that protects the highest concentration of marine species found nowhere else on Earth!
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!
New Research Sheds Light on Invasive Species’ Role in Rapa Nui’s Ecological History
A new scientific paper is changing the way we understand Rapa Nui (Easter Island)’s ecological history!
What are Marine Protected Areas—And Why Are Islands Important to Them?
Marine Protected Areas help fish stocks rebound, protect endangered species, and build climate resilience. Find out how islands play a vital role in this process!
Chile’s Robinson Crusoe Island and Peru’s Chincha Norte Island Join Global Challenge for a Healthy Ocean
Two new islands join the Island-Ocean Connection Challenge, linking terrestrial and marine conservation for maximum impact!
Firman acuerdo para proteger al pingüino de Humboldt en isla Cachagua
La Municipalidad de Zapallar firmó un convenio con Island Conservation para proteger al pingüino de Humboldt y la biodiversidad de la Isla Cachagua.
Permanent Commission for the South Pacific and Island Conservation Sign MOU to Protect Marine and Coastal Areas in the Southeast Pacific (CPPS)
This historic agreement aims to protect the marine and coastal areas of the Southeast Pacific.
An Endemic Way of Life, Part 2: Reconnecting with Nature as an Act of Climate Resilience
Part 2 of filmmaker Cece King’s reflection on her time on Juan Fernandez Island in Chile, learning about conservation and community!
PRESS RELEASE: Rare Birds Nest on Restored Chilean Island for First Time in Decades
After decades of absence, rare Peruvian Diving-Petrels have returned to nest on Pajaros Uno island, recently free from invasive predators!