Increased protection of endemic species and natural evolutionary processes
| Santiago |
Scalesia atractyloides)
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Not extinct.
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4 plants, 2 sites
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3 increasing populations
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Floreana
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Floreana Flax
Linum cratericola
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Population increase
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20 plants
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> 20 plants
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Floreana,
San Cristóbal
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Cutleaf Daisies;
Lecocarpus pinnatifidus and L. Darwinii.
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Not declining
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Baseline population estimate expected mid-2000s
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Same as or more than mid-2000 baseline figures
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Santiago
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Galapagos Shrub Snapdragon Galvezia leucantha
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Increasing No in established pop.
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<60 plants
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At least three stable or increasing populations
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Removal of main threat (goats) to endemic species
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Strengthening the Capacity for eradication of mega-populations
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Isabela
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Darwin’s Daisies
Darwini othamnus spp.
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Not declining
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Precise baseline figures to be estimated by mid-2000
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Populations increased relative to baseline established in 2000
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Daisy Trees Scalesia spp.
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Increased regeneration and mature populations stable or increasing
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Populations on Alcedo volcano severely depleted and with zero regeneration
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Many young plants on Alcedo and stable or increased mature populations
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Northern Isabela
| Feral Goats
Capra hircus
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Presence
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Abundant (c.100,000)
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0
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Eradication of small size populations of invasive species is improved and key challenges of eradication overcome
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S. Isabela
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Blackberry
Rubus niveus,
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Presence
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40 ha
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0
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Baltra
| Domestic cat
Felis catus)
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Presence
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Abundant
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0
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Santiago
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Wild Pig
Sus scrofa
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Presence
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Very few individuals
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0
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Fernandina
| Smooth-billed Anis
Crotophaga ani
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Presence
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Low density
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0
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Control of key invasives is improved and principle challenges to control overcome
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San Cristobal, Santa Cruz)
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Blackberry Rubus niveus -
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Decline in abundance
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Rapidly expanding range, large areas of mono-specific stands
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Large stands removed from GNP, density reduced in Agric. Zones
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Santa Cruz
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Quinine
Cinchona pubescens
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Decline in abundance
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Present in c. 120 km2
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Trees of reproductive age removed from at least 50% of this area
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Mitigation of the impact on endemic and native species is improved and key challenges of mitigation overcome
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Espanola
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Espanola Cutleaf Daisy Lecocarpus lecocarpoides
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Increasing numbers in established population ranges
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3 pop. on islets, single population on main island <20 plants, not increasing
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Populations on main island regenerating
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Espanola
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Endemic Prickly Pear
Opuntia megasperma |
Extirpated pop. re-established
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0
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At least 50 plants established
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Southern Isabela
| Green Sea Turtle Chelonia mydas |
# nests protected from pigs
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0 nests protected
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600 nests protected
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Pinzon
| Pinzon Giant Tortoise Geochelone ephippium |
Population increase
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400
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800
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Southern Isabela)
| Galapagos Giant Tortoise Geochelone vicina |
Population increase
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60
|
300
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San Cristobal
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Galapagos Petrel
Pterodroma phaeopygia |
% successful breeding pairs
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< 5%
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>30%
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Southern Isabela
| Galapagos Giant Tortoise
Geochelone guntheri
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Population increase
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60
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300
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Improved bio-diversity knowledge base to enhance I.S management
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Range other than Santiago
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Galapagos Shrub Snapdragon
Galvezia leucantha |
Increased knowledge on populations, range and biology.
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Rabida ssp. <50 plants.
Isabela & Fernandina subsp status unknown
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Pop. on Rabida > 50 and biology understood
Isabela & Fernandina pop. known, and increasing.
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