#Native Ecosystems
Community urged to join monthlong effort against invasive species in Hawaiʻi
Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Awareness Month returns this May for its ninth year, bringing together residents, farmers, government agencies and community organizations to tackle one of the state’s most persistent environmental and economic threats.
Department of Interior: $20 million provided for climate resilience in Hawaiʻi
The Department of the Interior announced Monday a $20 million investment through President Biden’s Investing in America agenda to bolster climate resilience in Hawaiʻi.
Recovery Effort Looks to Maui as Next Step for Future of the Hawaiian Crow
“We have forests that are similar to the forest on Hawai‘i Island where ʻalalā were released. There are abundant food resources in our Maui Nui forests; abundant trees that would be suitable for nesting platforms. And we do not have the ʻio predation risk, because we don’t have ‘io here,” Duvall said.