Invasive species removal on Caribbean island boosts vegetation 2,000%, birds return

Removal of 6,000 rats and 60 goats from a Caribbean island with only one tree left led to natural vegetation regrowth of 2,000% and return of bird species. The source is a translated news report; specific island and timeline are not provided, so details remain unverified. This demonstrates ecosystem recovery potential from invasive species eradication, relevant to conservation science.