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A Booby chick sits on a nest on a rat-free island in the Indian Ocean. Credit - Professor Nick Graham, Lancaster University
New evidence shows important seabird nutrients reach coral reefs after rat eradication
April 23, 2021

Scientists have provided the first evidence to show that eradicating rats from tropical islands effects not just the biodiversity on the islands, but also the fragile coral seas that surround them.

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The Endangered New Zealand Dotterel is one of the many species that was set to benefit by restoring Ahuahu or Great Mercury Island. Credit: Bernard Spragg
Piecing Together Island and Ocean Health
April 3, 2021

New study provides further evidence supporting the connection between predator-free islands and richer sea life. Researchers publish the latest evidence connecting terrestrial and ocean health in a study of four islands in the Mercury Archipelago off the Coromandel.

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White-faced storm petrel chicks, from very downy to adult plumage. Photo: RNZ / Alison Ballance
More seabirds for Mana Island
March 19, 2021

‘Bringing back the seabirds’ is the rallying call for conservationists working to restore Wellington’s Mana Island. The latest seabird to be brought back to Mana Island is one of New Zealand’s smallest – the white-faced storm petrel.

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A feral Pig. Image credit: Tui De Roy / Roving Tortoise Photos
Feral pigs close to eradication on Waiheke
March 5, 2021

A feral pig control programme on Waiheke has successfully reached a point where eradication is possible thanks to support from Ngāti Pāoa and other landowners and the Natural Environment Targeted Rate...Auckland Council Senior Conservation Advisor Deryn Dromgoole says the feral pig control progra

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Motiti Island, just off the coast of Tauranga, is home to just 30 people and free of large scale development.
Motiti Protection Area Rules Signed Off By The Minister Of Conservation
March 4, 2021

The Minister of Conservation has approved the Bay of Plenty Regional Coastal Environment Plan, resolving the two outstanding appeals relating to the Motiti Protection Area and Matakana Island.

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Ailinglaplap Atoll, of which Jeh Island forms a part. Reinhard Dirscherl / The Image Bank / Getty Images
Coral Reefs Are Still Growing Atolls Despite Sea Level Rise
December 11, 2020

Sea level rise caused by the climate crisis is considered a major threat to low-lying Pacific atolls. Despite this, however, some of these islands are actually growing. Now, a recent study published in Geophysical Research Letters Nov. 20 has figured out why.

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Kirakira Beach at Sunset, Makira Island. Credit - RH D 22, CC BY-SA 3.0
Resettlement plans for low-lying islands
December 4, 2020

Parliament has been told that the Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Disaster Management, and Meteorology and the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Survey have been tasked to develop a resettlement policy for low-lying atolls and artificial islands highly vulnerable to climate change.

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The Environmental Defence Society warns of "death by a thousand cuts" to unique landscapes such as Waiheke Island due to lack of appropriate planning and protection. Photo / File
Auckland's Hauraki Gulf islands at risk from development, lack of protection: 'Death by a thousand cuts'
December 3, 2020

The unique landscapes of some of Auckland's treasured Hauraki Gulf islands are at risk from development and a "woeful" lack of planning and protection, a new report warns.

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Aerial photograph of submerged stone field boundaries on Samson Flats, Isles of Scilly. Credit: Historic England Archive
Sea-level rise will have complex consequences: study
November 6, 2020

Rising sea levels will affect coasts and human societies in complex and unpredictable ways, according to a new study that examined 12,000 years in which a large island became a cluster of smaller ones.

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New book by UPEI professor explores the study of islands. Source - https://www.upei.ca/
New book by UPEI professor explores the study of islands
November 5, 2020

A new book by UPEI professor Dr.

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