Rapa Nui Advances Community-Led Management of Marine Protected Areas with New Conservation Partnerships
Indigenous-led conservation takes a leap forward with Rapa Nui (Easter Island)’s new partnership with Island Conservation!
Indigenous-led conservation takes a leap forward with Rapa Nui (Easter Island)’s new partnership with Island Conservation!
Written by Island Conservation on August 4, 2026
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!
Written by Bren Ram on July 14, 2025
It has previously been suggested that humans contributed to the ecological demise of Easter Island, but it might have actually been invasive rats. The tale of Easter Island has often been touted as a cautionary one, but it may not have happened quite as we thought. Anthropologists have often suggested that after being settled around […]
Written by stephanie on May 3, 2019
Invasive species and tourism have depleted most of Easter Island’s native wildlife. Ten microscopic insects are all that are left, and they are in urgent need of protection. Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, used to be swathed in scrub forest and dotted with palm trees. But following human settlement and the introduction of invasive species, the […]
Written by Sara on August 8, 2016