Galapagos Giant Tortoises Mark 50 Years of Triumphant Comeback Latin American Post June 3, 2025 Fifty years ago, the Galápagos giant tortoise was a fading legend. Today, the archipelago celebrates the return of nearly 9,500 slow-moving “ecological bulldozers,” proof that patient science, stubborn optimism, and a few famous reptiles can bend history back toward abundance. … Read More from Galapagos Giant Tortoises Mark 50 Years of Triumphant Comeback Read Article
New research uncovers surprising side effect of eradicating invasive species: ‘[An] effective nature-based solution’ The Cool Down April 22, 2025 Invasive species wreak havoc on local ecosystems, destroying entire swaths of land and threatening biodiversity. As a result, removing these species is necessary for preserving native plants and wildlife. … Read More from New research uncovers surprising side effect of eradicating invasive species: ‘[An] effective nature-based solution’ Read Article
North Island Saddleback thrive in Bay of Islands, marking 10 years since reintroduction The Northern Advocate April 21, 2025 Bird lovers in the Bay of Islands are celebrating 10 years since the tīeke, or North Island saddleback, was returned to the bay after an absence of more than a century. … Read More from North Island Saddleback thrive in Bay of Islands, marking 10 years since reintroduction Read Article
