A success story: 65 islands in the Falklands have been cleared of their invasive rats
Above picture: Island groups cleared of Norway Rats in the [...]
Returning the cacophony to Hawadax
Above Picture: Hawadax Island from the air, photograph by Graeme [...]
The New Zealand Journal of Ecology reviews the restoration of New Zealand’s sub-Antarctic islands
Above picture: The Million Dollar Mouse project works towards its [...]
Pioneering rodent eradication in the sub-Antarctic: the Campbell Island Rat Eradication Project
Above picture: Loading bait on Campbell Island; photograph by Pete [...]
Leading the way to Marion: the successful South Georgia Habitat Restoration Project
Above picture: A mountainous view of South Georgia from offshore [...]
The Midway Seabird Protection Project is set to eradicate the atoll’s invasive House Mice next year
Above picture: A notice board on the shore of Midway [...]
The “Million Dollar Mouse” Project was a success, clearing New Zealand’s Antipodes of its alien House Mice
Above picture: Aerial baiting on Antipodes Island Editorial Note: In [...]
From 2.5% to 67%! Improved breeding success of Black-winged Petrels after eradication of rodents on Lord Howe Island is good news for Marion Island’s beleaguered burrowing petrels GalleryFrom 2.5% to 67%! Improved breeding success of Black-winged Petrels after eradication of rodents on Lord Howe Island is good news for Marion Island’s beleaguered burrowing petrels
From 2.5% to 67%! Improved breeding success of Black-winged Petrels after eradication of rodents on Lord Howe Island is good news for Marion Island’s beleaguered burrowing petrels
Above picture: Lord Howe Island, a World Heritage Site in [...]
An endorsement for the Mouse-Free Marion Project: a review paper shows an 88% success rate in island vertebrate eradications
Above Picture: A Grey-headed Albatross on Australia’s Macquarie Island, now [...]
Island eradications of introduced predators can be game changing, providing the planning is done correctly
Above picture: Soon the mice will be gone. Filling the [...]
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