Galápagos snapdragon population rebounds after three decades of conservation
A 30-year effort has helped the critically endangered Galápagos snapdragon recover from just six individuals. Conservationists planted 94 nursery-grown plants at two sites, increasing the wild adult population to 28 healthy plants. The species now shows signs of recovery in its natural habitat.
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