New Faces and New Projects at KFBRP

KFBRP is Hiring Workers Displaced by COVID-19

saving forest birds with artificial intelligence

Saving Birds, Forests, and Ecosystems with Cutting Edge Science like AI

Dr. Cali Crampton of the Kauai Forest Bird Recovery Project explains how her team is using AI to become more efficient at conducting research and refining predator control strategies.
Intern Bryn Webber

Now Accepting Applications for the Avian Conservation Research Assistant Position

Kupu, Hawai‘i’s leading conservation and education nonprofit, is looking for individuals to take part in the upcoming Conservation Leadership Development Program. This 11-month paid opportunity, helps develop individuals looking for an intensive entry-level experience in preparation for a career in conservation.
symphony of Hawaiian birds

Symphony of Hawaiian Birds Now Viewable on YouTube

Forest Bird Curriculum for Kids Home from School Due to COVID-19