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Abstract Norfolk Island is a small remote island in the Southwest Pacific Ocean distinguished by its volcanic origins, topographic, pedological and hydrological complexity, and endemic biodiversity. This review presents Norfolk Island as a case history and exemplar of freshwater biodiversity inventory, threat assessments, ecological recovery and conservation planning on a neglected Pacific Island.
From pocket knives to smartphones, humans keep inventing ever-more-sophisticated tools. However, the notion that tool use is an exclusively human trait was shattered in the 1960s when Jane Goodall observed our closest living relatives, chimpanzees, retrieving termites from holes with stripped twigs. Tool use among non-human animals is hotly debated.
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