Solutions Journalism

In 2024, 480 petrels were born free after the removal of invasive plants and rodent control

Over 25 years, the increase in petrel nests in Galápagos reflects sustained work in environmental restoration and invasive species control. More than 3,000 nests are thriving thanks to joint efforts by Galápagos National Park, Fundación Jocotoco, and Galápagos Conservancy. It is a conservation success story. Journalist Gabriela Castillo Albuja tells this story in this article, […]

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