Sea turtles return to Samoan island after removal of rats and pigs

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Conservation efforts on Nu'utele Island in Samoa have eliminated invasive species such as rats and pigs. As a result, the island's ecosystem is recovering, with native plants regrowing. Local farmers are benefiting from this renewal, as they can now grow crops sustainably. Native birds have also returned following the removal of predatory animals. Sea turtles, which had been absent for years, are once again laying their eggs on the island's shores.

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