A game of rat and mouse: Scientists track the movements of bird-eating rodents on Norfolk Island The University of Newcastle Australia July 31, 2024 Norfolk Island is home to pines tree, jagged cliffs, and a unique array of birds – including the endangered Norfolk Island green parrot. But, historically, introduced rodents have led to the extinction of multiple bird species. A project funded by the National Environmental Science Program’s Resilient Landscapes Hub is helping to protect native species by … Read More from A game of rat and mouse: Scientists track the movements of bird-eating rodents on Norfolk Island Read Article
New technology boosting predator free fight The Post - New Zealand July 19, 2024 It involves a large network of robust and secure tunnels that contain newly developed H2-Zero dispensers, both produced by Zero Invasive Predators, a company supported by the Next Foundation established to remove rats, possums and stoats from large mainland areas. The dispenser uses a hydrogen producing coin cell battery that allows the gas to expand, … Read More from New technology boosting predator free fight Read Article
Commitment to the Conservation of Galápagos’ Protected Areas Galapagos Conservancy July 18, 2024 On July 18, a day that marks Ecuador’s National Day of the National System of Protected Areas, Galápagos Conservancy renewed its commitment to the conservation of the unique ecosystems of the Galápagos Archipelago. Since our establishment almost 40 years ago, we have been dedicated to helping protect Galápagos, working closely with Ecuador’s environmental authorities to … Read More from Commitment to the Conservation of Galápagos’ Protected Areas Read Article
