PRESS RELEASE: Ecosystem Recovering Dramatically Thanks to Successful Climate Resilience Effort in Samoa
Nu’utele Island shows encouraging signs of ecological recovery, demonstrating how healthy island ecosystems strengthen climate resilience.
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Seabirds, Native Plants, and the Endangered Virgin Islands Tree Boa Set to Thrive Thanks to U.S. Virgin Islands Restoration Project
A new project to expand the range of an endangered Tree Boa is one step closer to completion!
Nature and People Win Thanks to Successful Restoration Collaboration on Wake Atoll
A historic moment: Wake Atoll is restored and thriving!
Nature restored: Island nation of Tuvalu boosts biodiversity, climate resilience with nature-based Solution
Great news from Tuvalu–our projects to restore Nukufetau Atoll, Tepuka, and Falefatu were successful!
Island Conservation Unveils New Branding and Website to Support Global Island Restoration
Our new branding and website support our vision of a world filled with vibrant biodiversity, resilient oceans, and thriving island communities!
Tonga’s Late Island shows promising results with surge in seabird populations after rat eradication initiative
A recent monitoring trip to Late Island shows promising results!
A Victory for Nature & People: Loosiep Island’s Restoration Bolsters Food Security & Climate Resilience
Loosiep Island in Ulithi Atoll, Yap State, is now confirmed to be free from damaging invasive species!
Groundbreaking Ecological Restoration Initiative Begins on Floreana Island, Galápagos
Floreana Island begins restoration initiative with international partners to remove invasive species and protect its community.
PRESS RELEASE: First Eight Island-Ocean Ecosystems Selected for Global Ridge-to-Reef Rewilding Campaign
Island Conservation, Re:wild, and UC San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography, along with a growing cadre of Island-Ocean Connection Challenge (IOCC) partners are excited to announce the first eight island-ocean ecosystems selected to be restored and rewilded from ridge-to-reef. FOR RELEASE: Tuesday, April 11, 2023 Climate change, ocean degradation, and biodiversity loss are causing entire […]
PRESS RELEASE: Locally extinct birds and geckos reappear on Pinzón and Rábida Islands, Galapagos ten years after rodent removal
Scientists document never-before recorded Galapagos Rails (Pachays) and locally extinct Cactus Finches and geckos thriving in their restored island habitats free of invasive predators
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