Nukufetau Atoll Bolsters Pacific Conservation and Enhances Community Resilience by Removing Invasive Rats
Our projects to restore key islets in Nukufetau Atoll forecast climate resilience and community benefits in Tuvalu!
What We Do
Restoring islands for nature and people worldwide.
We restore islands by collaborating with local communities and employing cutting-edge technology and methods to drive impactful change around the globe.
Our Projects
We remove invasive species from islands and accelerate the recovery of native plants and animals on islands around the world.
Like you, we want to see vibrant biodiversity, resilient oceans, and thriving island communities. Our projects focus on restoring islands using proven conservation methods and innovative technologies to maximize impact.
Where do we work?
Check out our interactive map
We work in all corners of the world, from Lehua Island, Hawai’i to Floreana Island, Galápagos. Learn more about our projects and where we work by checking out our interactive map!
Our Impact
We want to create lasting change.
Through our projects, we’re seeing more than just recovered species. Scientists are documenting incredible improvements to coral reef health, restored food security , carbon sequestration, and much more. Explore our success and ongoing efforts to see how we’re making a difference for biodiversity, ocean health, and island communities around the world.
Holistically restoring islands is one of the most efficient and effective nature-based solutions, with lasting impacts on biodiversity, climate resilience, ocean health, and food security. It’s a collaborative, targeted action that produces positive results for the entire planet.
Cameron Diver
Vice President of Conservation
Project Updates
See the latest updates from the field.
Restoring Mona Island: Hope for Puerto Rican Biodiversity
Mona Island, Puerto Rico is a key nesting ground for endangered species--but it's in danger! Read about our project to protect this beautiful, biodiverse island.
Kamaka Q&A: Talking Social Attraction with Coral Wolf
Read Coral Wolf's interview about the thrilling news of rare birds nesting on Kamaka
Disappearing Bird Species’ Nesting Debut on Desecheo NWR
Audubon's Shearwaters are nesting on Desecheo Island for the first time ever! Read about how we used social attraction to bring them home.
Want Updates?
Be the first to know about the latest updates and success stories from the field.