Conservation of the spiky yellow woodlouse and black cabbage tree woodland on St Helena
Key Facts
FUNDING SCHEME Darwin Plus Main
VALUE £37,090
WHERE St Helena
Summary
The last surviving fragment of black cabbage tree woodland is declining rapidly. We aim to stabilize it and restore a further hectare, enhancing populations of several very rare endemic ferns and invertebrates. A captive breeding programme will safeguard the last few spiky yellow woodlice. Detailed biodiversity surveys will inform longer-term management.
Bridging the biodiversity financing gap: Blending public and private capital for nature-positive outcomes that foster human-elephant coexistence in India.
