Researchers find dramatic restoration on land and sea after island rat removal

Recent research indicates that the removal of invasive rats from islands leads to rapid ecological restoration on both land and sea, yielding significant benefits for biodiversity and ecosystem health. This highlights the importance of addressing invasive species for environmental conservation efforts.

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