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Lord Howe white-throated pigeon (Columba vitiensis godmanae) painted by George Raper, 1790 – now extinct About ten% of Lord Howe Island's forests are actually cleared for agriculture, and An additional 20% has become disturbed, typically by domestic cattle and feral sheep, goats, and pigs. As a result, 70% from the island stays rather untouched,