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Australian island declared fire-ant free after two decades of eradication

In a remarkable conservation milestone, indigenous rangers have eradicated invasive tropical fire ants from Melville Island after 20 years of dedicated work on Australia’s Tiwi Islands. Their meticulous strategies in locating nests and applying targeted poisons have bolstered the protection of at-risk wildlife and ecosystems. This achievement underscores the significance of indigenous-led land management and collaborative approaches to preserving natural habitats.

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