In 1999, the Azores protected forest for the endangered Azores bullfinch; two decades of restoration later, surveys estimated about 1,300 birds in suitable habitat

Thanks to dedicated conservation initiatives, the Azores bullfinch population has shown remarkable recovery after years of effort. Efforts to restore its habitat, particularly through the revival of native laurel forests, were instrumental. By eliminating invasive species and planting over 500,000 native trees, the bird’s conservation status improved from critically endangered to vulnerable, with its population now exceeding 1,000 individuals across a broader range.
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