Samoan Island Sees Wildlife Come Back After Restoration

After removing invasive rats and pigs, Nu’utele Island in Samoa is experiencing a remarkable recovery of its forests and wildlife. This ecological restoration effort has led to a significant increase in native species and food resources, showcasing the positive impact of conservation. The island is recognized as a Key Biodiversity Area, making this recovery particularly important for the region's ecology.

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