Conservation groups celebrate biodiversity of Hawaiian bird

Conservation groups say the Hawaiian Islands are on the leading edge of the fight to preserve endangered birds, since climate change and habitat loss are making it difficult for many indigenous species to survive. A coalition of conservation organizations will hold the annual Manu o Ku Festival this weekend to celebrate the islands' myriad species. John Kantor, a wildlife biologist with the National Wildlife Federation, said the U.S. ...

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