Description: New Caledonia, known for exceptional biodiversity, faced conservation concerns due to unique species concentration and threats. The Fairy Tern project aimed to counter invasive rodents and human disturbances, striving to enhance nesting conditions and species viability. Strategies were implemented, refining protocols, tools, and monitoring while addressing reproduction challenges, including community engagement and a sanctuary establishment at a key breeding site. Actions also included investigating additional predation, all to deepen ecological insights into Fairy Terns. Community involvement and cultural significance were focal points. Initiatives involved strengthening naturalist monitoring, volunteer training, and reinforcing environmental protection measures. Continuous communication played a pivotal role in encouraging broader community participation, showcasing the importance of sustained outreach for successful conservation efforts.
Duration: 12 months
