Eagle Island restoration project 2006 Professor David Bellamy first dreamt of ridding Eagle Island of rats in the 1970s to allow sea birds and turtles to flourish. The task was taken up by Nigel Wenban-Smith when he was - David Island - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Eagle Island restoration project 2006 Professor David Bellamy first dreamt of ridding Eagle Island of rats in the 1970s to allow sea birds and turtles to flourish. The task was taken up by Nigel Wenban-Smith when he was Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-03-11 07:48:20 Open Document File Size: 3,37 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Syngenta / Chagos Conservation Trust / / Country United Kingdom / / / MusicGroup Scaevola / / NaturalFeature Eagle Island / / Organization Department for International Development / Foreign and Commonwealth Office / Department for Environment Food / / Person Darryl Birch / Eleanor McManus / Peter Haveson / Guntram Meier / Nicholas Cole / Alex Page / Nicole Lohrmann / Nigel Wenban-Smith / Fieke Molenaar / Elaine Fraser / Andrew Sheppard / David Bellamy / Chris Hillman / / / Position Chairman / Professor / Secretary / / URL www.chagos-trust.org / / SocialTag Indian Ocean Black rat Rat Eagle Islands Lohrmann Coastal geography Physical oceanography Old World rats and mice Chagos Archipelago Nature reserves

Eagle Island restoration project 2006 Professor David Bellamy first dreamt of ridding Eagle Island of rats in the 1970s to allow sea birds and turtles to flourish. The task was taken up by Nigel Wenban-Smith when he was Add to Reading List