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24 octobre 2011

The Réunion Cuckoo-shrike in decline

The Tuit-tuit or Réunion Cuckoo-shrike is mainly threatened by rat predation. Only 25 couples…
October 13th, 2011

A new recruit to LIFE+ Cap DOM

orn in Grenoble, Christelle Beranger has always felt herself drawn to the Island of Flowers.…
October 11th, 2011

Save the Réunion Harrier: a worldwide task

Valérie Grondin is the leader of SEOR’s Réunion Harrier project. As part of the Life+ Cap DOM…

[Video] The birdlife of Réunion, an eventful history

Marc Salamolard, the officer responsible for Fauna at the Réunion National Park, recounts the history of Réunion’s avifauna, from the first species brought to this volcanic island by marine currents, winds and storms to the human colonisers who brought new predators such as pigs and rats which have had such a strong impact on this fragile ecosystem. Nearly 18 bird species became extinct during the first hundred years since humans arrived on the island, and Marc Salamolard looks back over the period since that time.

Avifaune de la Réunion - Une histoire mouvementée
Marc Salamolard, Chargé de mission Faune au Parc national de La Réunion retrace l’histoire de l’avifaune réunionnaise. De la colonisation première de cette île volcanique par les courants marins, les vents et les cyclones qui ont apportés les premières...

Keywords : Réunion, Roche-Ecrite Nature Reserve, Buffer zone of the National Park, Réunion Cuckoo shrike, Réunion Harrier, Video

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