Sea turtles return to Samoa island after decades as rats and pigs are removed

Conservation efforts on Nu'utele Island led to the removal of invasive rats and pigs, allowing native species to thrive. As a result, sea turtles returned to nest on the island after decades, alongside the resurgence of native birds and flora. This revitalization supports local farmers with sustainable crop cultivation and highlights the success of ecological restoration efforts.

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