Species | Scenarios | Climate Change and Severe Weather | Human Intrusions and Disturbance | Biological Resource Use | Invasive Species | Diseases | Pollution | Geological Events | Loss Genetic Diversity | Population Trends | Source | |||||||
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Galápagos Hawk Buteo galapagoensis |
2018 | - | Loss of habitat. Some agricultural community impact | - | - | Few diseases recorded | Unknown | - | Small populations on some Islands | Stable / uncertain | 1, 7, 9 | |||||||
SQ | - | Loss of habitat. Some agricultural community impact | - | - | New and emergent diseases | Potential impacts of mercury, pesticides/ rodenticides |
- | Small populations on some Islands | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
V | - | Educational program and environmental outreach program to reduce disturbances in habitat areas | Zero impact | - | No emerging diseases. Data collected |
Data collected; prohibit the use of current use pesticides and rodenticides to avoid secondary poisoning | - | Small populations on some Islands | Stable | - | ||||||||
Little Vermilion Flycatcher Pyrocephalus nanus |
2018 | Change the habitat | Loss of habitat | Some vehicular collisions | Cats, rats? affected individuals | Unknown | Unknown | - | - | Declining | 17, 35, 41 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | - | Increase vehicular collisions | Cats, rats? affected individuals | Continue unknown | Continue unknown | - | - | Declining | - | ||||||||
V | - | Reforesting breeding areas in GNP, and in agricultural areas (gulch) with the collaboration of farmers | Zero impact | Aggressive control on feral species | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | - | Data collected and known | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
Galápagos Martin Progne modesta |
2018 | Change the habitat | - | - | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | - | Small populations? | Uncertain | - | |||||||
SQ | More habitat affected. Unknown |
- | - | Continue; unknown | Continue; unknown | Continue; unknown | - | Continue; unknown | Uncertain | - | ||||||||
V | - | - | - | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | - | Data collected and known | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
Floreana Mockingbird Mimus trifasciatus |
2018 | Change the habitat | Loss of habitat | - | Dogs, cats, rats affected individuals on Floreana | Few diseases recorded | Unknown | Fire | Small populations | Stable on islets | 9 | |||||||
SQ | La Niña affected more frequenly the islands | - | - | Introduced species arrived to islets | Few diseases recorded | Unknown | Fire | Small populations | Stable on islets | 50, 51, 75, 77, 82 | ||||||||
V | - | Restoration habitat on GNP | - | Aggressive control of feral species on Floreana | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | - | New colonies on Floreana. Implement 50/500 rule for minimum viable population; develop a breeding center | Increased on Floreana / stable | - | ||||||||
Española Mockingbird Mimus macdonaldi |
2018 | Change the habitat | Some area with human interaction | - | - | Unknown | Unknown | - | Small populations | Stable / uncertain | 50, 51, 77 | |||||||
SQ | La Niña affected more frequenly the islands | More human interaction | - | - | Continue unknown | Continue unknown | Fire | - | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
V | - | Restrict daily tourism tours. Better biosecurity to visit the island |
- | Better biosecurity to visit the island | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | - | 50/500 rule rule for minimum viable population; develop a breeding center | Stable | - | ||||||||
San Cristóbal Mockingbird Mimus melanotis |
2018 | Change the habitat | Loss of habitat | Some vehicular collisions | Dogs, cats, rats affected individuals | Unknown | Unknown | - | Small populations | Stable / uncertain | 50, 51, 77 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | Loss of habitat | Some vehicular collisions | No control of dogs, cats, rats | Continue unknown | Continue unknown | Fire | Small populations | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
- | V | - | Reforesting breeding areas in GNP, and in agricultural areas (gulch) with the collaboration offarmers | Zero impact. Educational program to reduce the collisions | Aggressive control on feral species | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | - | 50/500 rule for minimum viable population; develop a breeding center | Stable | - | |||||||
Genovesa Ground-finch Geospiza acutirostris |
2018 | Change the habitat | - | - | - | Unknown | Unknown | - | Small populations | Stable / uncertain | 23, 32, 80 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | - | - | - | Continue; unknown | Continue; unknown | Fire | Unknown poblational | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
V | - | Biosecurity control to visit the island | - | - | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | - | Data collected and known | Stable | - | ||||||||
Vampire Ground-finch Geospiza septentrionalis |
2018 | Change the habitat | - | - | - | Unknown | Unknown | - | Small populations | Stable / uncertain | 23, 32, 80 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | - | - | - | Continue unknown | Continue; unknown | Fire | Unknown population | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
V | - | Biosecurity control to visit the island | - | - | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | - | Data collected and known | Stable | - | ||||||||
Genovesa Cactus-finch Geospiza propinqua |
2018 | Change the habitat | - | - | - | Unknown | Unknown | - | Small populations | Stable / uncertain | 23, 32, 80 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | - | - | - | Continue unknown | Continue; unknown | Fire | Unknown population | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
V | - | Biosecurity control to visit the island | - | - | Data collected and known | Data collected and known | - | Data collected and known | Stable | - | ||||||||
Medium Tree-finch Camarhynchus pauper |
2018 | Change the habitat | Loss of habitat | Unknown vehicular collisions | Dogs, cats, rats affected individuals | Few diseases recorded | Unknown | - | Small populations | Stable / uncertain | 23, 32, 53, 80 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | Loss of habitat | Unknown vehicular collisions | Dogs, cats, rats affected individuals | New and emergent diseases | Continue; unknown | Fire | Unknown population | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
V | - | Reforesting breeding areas in GNP, and in agricultural areas (gulch) with the collaboration with farmers | Data collected | Aggressive control on feral species | No emerging diseases. Data collected |
Data collected and known | - | 50/500 rule for minimum viable population; develop a breeding center | Stable | - | ||||||||
Large Tree-finch Camarhynchus psittacula |
2018 | Change the habitat | Loss of habitat | Some vehicular collisions | Dogs, cats, rats affected individuals | Few diseases recorded | Unknown | - | - | Stable / uncertain | 23, 41, 45, 80 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | Loss of habitat | Increase vehicular collisions | Dogs, cats, rats affected individuals | New and emerging diseases | Continue unknown | Fire | Unknown poblational | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
- | V | - | Reforesting breeding areas in GNP, and in agricultural areas (gulch) with the collaboration offarmers | Zero impact | Aggressive control on feral species | No emerging diseases. Data collected |
Data collected and known | - | Data collected and known | Stable | - | |||||||
Woodpecker Finch Camarhynchus pallidus |
2018 | Change the habitat | Loss of habitat | Some vehicular collisions | Dogs, cats, rats affected individuals | Few diseases recorded | Unknown | - | - | Stable / uncertain | 23, 41, 45, 80 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | Loss of habitat | Increased vehicular collisions | Dogs, cats, rats affected individuals | New and emerging diseases | Continue; unknown | Fire | Unknown population | Stable / uncertain | - | ||||||||
V | - | Reforesting breeding areas in GNP, and in agricultural areas (gulch) with the collaboration of farmers | Zero impact | Aggressive control on feral species | No emerging diseases. Data collected |
Data collected and known | - | Data collected and known | Stable | - | ||||||||
Mangrove Finch Camarhynchus heliobates |
2018 | Change the habitat | Loss of habitat | - | Cats, rats affected individuals | No diseases recorded | Unknown | - | Small populations | Declining | 23, 41, 45, 80 | |||||||
SQ | Same as above | Loss of habitat | - | Cats, rats affected individuals | New and emerging diseases | Continue; unknown | Fire, tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, higher tide levels affected nests near the coast | Unknown poblational | Declining | - | ||||||||
V | Continue the breeding program | Searching and exploring new breeding areas | - | Aggressive control on feral species | No emerging diseases. Data collected |
Data collected and known | Recovery of dunes and mangrove habitat affected by tsunamis and higher tide levels in breeding areas | Data collected and known; 50/500 rule for minimum viable population | Stable / uncertain | - |