Working with partners the AIG Conservation and Fisheries Directorate (AIGCFD) carry out practical conservation and a number of research projects. Those interested in conducting research on Ascension must have an approved Environmental Research Permit. This can be completed and emailed to AIGCFD for consideration.
Below are some of the recent projects that AIGCFD has undertaken.
Completed: 31 May 2025
This report describes how management actions have been met for year two across Mars Bay and Waterside Fairs Nature Reserves.
Completed: 31 May 2025
This report describes how management actions have been met for year two across Letterbox Nature Reserve.
Completed: 31 May 2025
This report describes how management actions have been met for year two across Long Beach, North East Bay, and Pan Am Nature Reserves.
Completed: 28 May 2025
This plan describes the management actions that will be undertaken from 2025-2030 to protect the South Coast Nature Reserve.
Completed: 28 May 2025
This plan describes the management actions that will be undertaken from 2025-2030 to protect the Hummock Point Nature Reserve.
Completed: 28 May 2025
This plan describes the management actions that will be undertaken from 2025- 20230 to protect the Bat Cave Nature Reserve.
Completed: 31 May 2024
This report describes how management actions have been met for year one across Letterbox Nature Reserve.
Completed: 31 May 2024
This report describes how management actions have been met for year one across Mars Bay and Waterside Fairs Nature Reserves.
Completed: 31 May 2024
This report describes how management actions have been met for year one across Long Beach, North East Bay, and Pan Am Nature Reserves.
Completed: 7 July 2023
This note summarises a meeting between Elected Members of the Ascension Island Council and AIG Conservation to discuss the potential release of the Evippe moth as a biocontrol agent for Mexican thorn.
Completed: 20 June 2023
This map shows the proposed designating camp sites, parking areas, tracks and fire pits within Green Mountain National Park.
Completed: 8 June 2023
The document describes the results of a public consultation undertaken by the Ascension Island Government (AIG) on the potential release of the Evippe moth as a biocontrol agent for Mexican thorn on Ascension.
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