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Lord Howe Island's Bugs Bounce Back After Rodent Eradication

Published Wednesday, May 27, 2026 · Updated May 27

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Lord Howe Island has seen a significant ecological recovery, with a 60% increase in invertebrate populations since a 2019 rodent eradication program. This success highlights the positive impact of conservation efforts on the island's biodiversity and ecosystem health.

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  • A study in the journal Biological Invasions found a 60% increase in the total numbers of invertebrates across sites on Lord Howe Island since the 2019 eradication program.

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  • The GuardianLeft-leaning

    The article highlights the successful ecological recovery on Lord Howe Island after invasive rodent eradication, underscoring the positive impact of conservation efforts on biodiversity and ecosystem health.

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