STUDY: Invasive species eradication key to boosting biodiversity and climate resilience

The study provides a striking example from Palmyra Atoll, where the removal of invasive mammals resulted in a 5,000% increase in native Pisonia forest growth in just four years. While eradication efforts have long been valued for their positive effects on biodiversity, this research highlights how they also play a crucial role in climate resilience

https://www.fingerlakes1.com/2024/10/17/study-invasive-species-eradication-key-to-boosting-biodiversity-and-climate-resilience/

#PalmyraAtoll #USA #US #climate

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Extinct Guam Kingfisher Readying For Release On Remote Pacific Island, an effort by USFWSPacific & The Nature Conservancy

by @grrlscientist

#extinct #birdsπŸͺΆ #ornithologyπŸ¦‰ #conservation #translocation #Guam #PalmyraAtoll #SciCommπŸ§ͺ https://www.forbes.com/sites/grrlscientist/2024/09/05/extinct-guam-kingfisher-readying-for-release-on-remote-pacific-island/

Extinct Guam Kingfisher Readying For Release On Remote Pacific Island

The Guam kingfisher has been extinct in the wild for almost 40 years but the birds are now perched on the brink of being released back into the wild on Palmyra Atoll.

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Extinct Guam Kingfisher Readying For Release On Remote Pacific Island, an effort by USFWSPacific & The Nature Conservancy

by @GrrlScientist

#extinct #birdsπŸͺΆ #ornithologyπŸ¦‰ #conservation #translocation #Guam #PalmyraAtoll #SciCommπŸ§ͺ https://www.forbes.com/sites/grrlscientist/2024/09/05/extinct-guam-kingfisher-readying-for-release-on-remote-pacific-island/

Extinct Guam Kingfisher Readying For Release On Remote Pacific Island

The Guam kingfisher has been extinct in the wild for almost 40 years but the birds are now perched on the brink of being released back into the wild on Palmyra Atoll.

Forbes

New chick observed, marking second year in a row for nesting of grey-backed #terns at Palmyra Atoll https://mauinow.com/2024/06/06/new-chick-observed-marking-second-year-in-a-row-for-nesting-of-grey-backed-terns-at-palmyra-atoll/

"This bird is one of 8 seabird species that have been conspicuously absent from the atoll due to invasive #rats... In 2011, rats were successfully eradicated from #PalmyraAtoll and in 2020 scientists began deploying attraction techniques including hand-painted seabird decoys mimicking colonies and 'seabird discotheques' that play the calls of targeted, absent #birds"

New accessibility tools for online documents now available on County-managed websites | Maui Now

PDF conversion software called DocAccess has been launched on County of Maui-managed websites to provide several new accessibility and translation features.

| New accessibility tools for online documents now available on County-managed websites

Fairy Terns lay their eggs on a branch that is somewhat level and perhaps in a bit of a depression. No nest whatsoever. As a result the first thing out of hatching egg are the feet, which then clamp on for dear life.

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