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The 16 pages that link to Island restoration, each with the reason it gives.

• Island biogeographyRelated: Restoration can change extinction and recolonization prospects for island species.

• Invasive species managementRelated: Islands often support eradication projects with measurable ecosystem benefits.

• Island ecologyRelated: Restoration can recover native communities where isolation makes natural recolonization unlikely.

• IslandRelated: Restoration can help recover native species especially vulnerable to island disturbances.

• Seabird conservationRelated: Restoration can make nesting islands safer and more suitable for breeding seabirds.

• KākāpōRelated: Predator-free island restoration created refuges where kākāpō could live and breed.

• Rodent controlRelated: Rodent eradication can protect seabirds and other native species, but requires careful planning.

• Black ratRelated: Black rat eradication can help native birds, reptiles, and plants recover.

• New Zealand subantarctic islandsRelated: Eradication and habitat recovery have helped native plants and seabirds return on some islands.

• Insular biogeographyBroader topic: Restoration tests how changing island communities alters colonization and extinction.

• MacaronesiaRelated: Restoration projects can protect endemic species across Macaronesian archipelagos.

• Uninhabited islandRelated: Restoration projects can target islands with no permanent human population.

• Guadalupe IslandRelated: Restoration efforts address habitat damage and species losses on Guadalupe.

• Giant wētāRelated: Restoration can rebuild habitat and reduce predation pressure on giant wētā.

• New Zealand parrotRelated: Restored offshore islands provide refuges where threatened parrots can breed with reduced predation.

• Gough IslandNarrower topic: Gough is a high-profile test of whether invasive predators can be removed safely.