
A Thank You Letter from a Helicopter Pilot
Did you know that much of the conservation work that takes place…

NEW STUDY SHOWS BEST MANAGEMENT OPTIONS TO ENHANCE NATIVE BIRD SURVIVAL IN KAUAI’S FORESTS
The Puaiohi is a critically endangered native thrush and the…
Liz AbrahamFifty-six Waterfalls and Counting
Fifty-six waterfalls and counting! All teeming with water as…
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Monika2018-05-16 07:18:112019-12-02 19:59:05Not So Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death Found on Kauaʻi
Notes from the Field: Heavy rain in one of the wettest places on earth
By Doug Marcum
The Alaka’i Plateau, which sits on top of…
Liz AbrahamNotes from the Field: Riding out the 100-Year Flood
(From the notebook of KFBRP field assistant Elizabeth Abraham)
Phew!…
