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Island Recovery After Eradication: Native forests regrow on Nu’utele; turtles and rare birds return

Source: Times of India
Category: General
Region: General
Published: October 28, 2026 at 04:35

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Nu’utele Island in Samoa is witnessing a remarkable revival as invasive rats and pigs have been eradicated. This positive shift has encouraged the resurgence of native bird species and provided safe nesting grounds for sea turtles. Furthermore, local communities are experiencing enhanced food production linked to the restoration of native plants. Such revitalization underscores the critical need for ongoing conservation efforts to safeguard biodiversity and combat climate change effects.

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