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Hawaii, a hotspot of endangered species, has a very big invasive cat problem - Vimarsana News

Hawaii, a hotspot of endangered species, has a very big invasive cat problem

Stray cats kill endangered birds. Should they be euthanized or are spay and neuter services enough?

Source: vox.com
Earth faces a mass extinction. Hawaii is ground zero. - Vimarsana News

Earth faces a mass extinction. Hawaii is ground zero.

The islands of Hawaii, the "extinction capital of the world," reveal the power and limits of the Endangered Species Act.

Source: vox.com
Kaua'i group finds rare seabird nests on Tutuila for first time in almost forty years : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Kaua'i group finds rare seabird nests on Tutuila for first time in almost forty years : Big Island Now

Archipelago Research and Conservation, which is based in Hanapēpē on the South Shore of Kaua‘i, found the Ta‘i‘o burrows in conjunction with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Department of Marine & Wildlife Resources, Conservation Metrics and the National Park Service.

Research team discovers rare seabird nests on Tutuila - Vimarsana News

Research team discovers rare seabird nests on Tutuila

Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Four active burrows of the rare Taʻiʻo (Tahiti Petrel Pseudobulweria rostrata) were discovered on two separate mountain peaks on Tutuila, American Samoa last month

Hawaiʻi-based team discovers rare seabird nests in American Sāmoa for first time in almost 40 years : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Hawaiʻi-based team discovers rare seabird nests in American Sāmoa for first time in almost 40 years : Maui Now

Researchers from Archipelago Research and Conservation, in collaboration with several organizations, have discovered four active burrows of the rare Tahiti Petrel on Tutuila, American Sāmoa.