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Entries by Julia Diegmann
RELEASING MOSQUITOES TO HELP KAUA‘I’S FOREST BIRDS
/in Blog, News/by Julia DiegmannALAKAʻI PLATEAU, Kauaʻi – It seems counterintuitive to release hundreds of thousands of mosquitoes into an area where the insects are spreading avian malaria and bringing several species of Hawaiian honeycreepers to the precipice of extinction. Nonetheless, staff from the Kaua‘i Forest Bird Recovery Project (KFBRP) heralded Thursday’s first release of male mosquitoes, into a […]
BLESSING THE “BIRDS” CRITICAL TO SAVING KAUA‘I’S FOREST BIRDS
/in Blog, News/by Julia DiegmannBLESSING THE “BIRDS” CRITICAL TO SAVING KAUA‘I’S FOREST BIRDS Annual Field Season Blessing Recognizes the Importance of Helicopters FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Feb. 4, 2024 LĪHUʻE, Kaua‘i — In a hangar on the north end of the Līhuʻe International Airport, more than two dozen people gathered on Monday to bless the beginning of another field season […]
KAUAʻI AVIAN RESCUE AND RESEARCH ORGANIZATIONS MOVING TO SINGLE SITE
/in Blog, Events, News/by Julia DiegmannFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Jan. 10, 2025 HONOLULU – The cancellation of a decades-long set-aside of land from the state of Hawai‘i to the County of Kaua‘i has paved the way for Kaua‘i’s renowned forest bird and seabird recovery and protection programs to move into a joint facility. Today, the state Board of Land and Natural […]
YEAR OF THE FOREST BIRDS MARKED CHANGES FOR BIRDS, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
/in Blog, News/by Julia DiegmannYEAR OF THE FOREST BIRDS MARKED CHANGES FOR BIRDS, HOPE FOR THE FUTURE Wild Populations Faced New Threats and Saw New Opportunities in a Momentous Year FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 19, 2024 HONOLULU – 2024 was “Makahiki o nā Manu Nahele: Year of the Forest Birds,” officially proclaimed by Governor Josh Green, M.D., in […]
KFBRP WINTER Newsletter 2024
/in Blog, Events, News/by Julia DiegmannHot off the press: Our 2024 KFBRP Winter Newsletter! 2024 has been a monumental year for KFBRP and our forest birds, filled with challenges, progress, and hope. As we look ahead to 2025, our mission to protect Kauaʻi’s precious native forest birds remains more urgent than ever. Join us in the fight to prevent further […]
PBS Hawai’i broadcast of “When Silence Becomes The Song”
/in Blog, Events, News, Videos/by Julia DiegmannAs you may know, ‘Forest Calls’ (and its main media project, the documentary film titled “When Silence Becomes The Song”) wrapped up over a year ago. After a lengthy re-edit (based on the comments the film director received during the various islands’ virtual and in-person screenings) and months of conversation with PBS Hawai’i, we finally have a […]
Wings and Woodland – A Tribute to Native Birds and Forests – RSVP and SIGN UP
/in Blog, News/by Julia DiegmannYOU ARE INVITED! Wings and Woodland – A Tribute to Native Birds and Forests Forest Bird Art Exhibit with Special Events Date: November 2-8 Location: KSA Gallery at Kukui Grove Center Opening Hours: 11/2 9am-3pm, 11/3 12pm-6:30PM, 11/4 12pm-6:30pm 11/5 12pm-6pm, 11/6 10am-6:30pm, 11/7 10am -6pm, Nov 8 Art Pick-up by 3pm Join us as […]
Invitation to Documentary Screening: “Vanishing Voices – Saving Our Hawaiian Forest Birds” with Expert Panel Discussion
/in Blog, Events, News/by Julia DiegmannYOU ARE INVITED! American Bird Conservancy is hosting a special screening of the documentary “Vanishing Voices – Saving Our Hawaiian Forest Birds”** at the **Kauaʻi Community College Performing Arts Center (KCC PAC)** on **Monday, September 30th at 6:00 PM. This captivating film explores the critical efforts to save Hawai‘i’s unique and endangered forest birds, featuring Kaua’i […]
Wings of the Alakaʻi: A Puaiohi’s Brave First Flight
/in Blog/by Julia Diegmannby Jack Alexander Puaiohi are a skulky, secretive bird in the Thrush family. They will sit still and stay hidden for as long as you look for them, then suddenly reappear with one loud call. Their harsh, grating call is the best way to find and follow them. Follow them long enough during the breeding […]