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- Galápagos dove - Wikipedia
As an island endemic species, Galapagos doves are at high risk from introduced diseases and predators Introduced diseases include Trichomonas gallinae (perhaps spread from Rock doves or Eared doves from the mainland), and Haemoproteus malaria (which was found in more than 85% of birds on Española Island)
- Zenaida galapagoensis, Galapagos Dove - IUCN Red List
essed: August 14, 2020 Justification: This species is undergoing moderate declines, which are mainly dr ven by predation by invasive species It it c ) Geographic Range Range Description: This taxon is endemic to the Galápagos islands, Ecuador
- Galapagos Dove Zenaida Galapagoensis Species Factsheet | BirdLife DataZone
The species appears to be undergoing a decline (Fessl et al 2017, Jiménez-Uzcátegui et al 2018) Particularly on the inhabited islands Santa Cruz, San Cristóbal and Floreana, the species is now very rare and patchily distributed (Fessl et al 2017, J Freile in litt 2018, Dvorak et al 2019)
- Endangered species of Galapagos Islands - List - Earths Endangered . . .
Endangered species found in Galapagos Islands: This list combines species from several endangered species lists Using the total at the bottom of this page as an official count of endangered species of the world is not recommended For more information on what creatures are listed on this site, please visit our About Us page
- Endangered Species in the Galapagos - Ecoventura
The unique wildlife of the Galapagos is threatened by introduced species, humans, tourism and other climate factors, all which we are working to find a sustainable solution for
- Biodiversity - Galápagos Conservancy
Eight of the Galapagos land bird species are Red Listed as Vulnerable or higher on the IUCN Red List Critically Endangered species include the Mangrove Finch and the Floreana Mockingbird – both of which have conservation programs aimed at their protection and recovery
- Galapagos Species That Are Back from the Brink - nathab. com
Species loss in the Galapagos has been caused largely by global climate change, invasive species, illegal fishing and the ecosystem-changing impacts of human activity Currently, there are 150 species listed as endangered or critically endangered
- A Positive Update on Galapagos Land Birds
Thanks to dedicated conservation efforts targeting invasive species and protecting vulnerable nests, 2025 has been a fantastic year for several Galapagos land birds! The following heartening updates are living proof that science and smart conservation strategies can truly help nature thrive Vermilion Flycatcher Thanks to a smart approach on a conservation project that involves restoring […]
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