A Chilean archipelago rivaling the Galápagos fends off invasive species

Mongabay
Nov 26, 2020, 1:56 am200 pts
Rich in both marine and terrestrial biodiversity, Juan Fernández Archipelago National Park (PNAJF) in Chile boasts species that live nowhere else in the world. Legends abound in this remote land, such as those that inspired the famous novel Robinson Crusoe — and which gives its name to one of its islands —…

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