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This native plant is extinct in the wild, UH scientists are trying to revitalize it - Vimarsana News

This native plant is extinct in the wild, UH scientists are trying to revitalize it

The University of Hawaiʻi is growing a native plant in nurseries to prevent the species from going extinct. The Ka palupalu o Kanaloa was last sighted in the wild in 2015 on Kahoʻolawe.

UH: Propagation saves rare endangered species from extinction in Hawaiʻi - Vimarsana News

UH: Propagation saves rare endangered species from extinction in Hawaiʻi

A species of plant declared extinct in the wild on Kahoʻolawe in 2015, has found new life thanks to seeds collected and propagated at by experts at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa.

Aerial Imagery Market Share 2021 Import-Export Scenario, Competitive Landscape, Innovations and Business Outlook till 2024 - Vimarsana News

Aerial Imagery Market Share 2021 Import-Export Scenario, Competitive Landscape, Innovations and Business Outlook till 2024

Aerial Imagery Market Share 2021 Import-Export Scenario, Competitive Landscape, Innovations and Business Outlook till 2024

Aerial Imagery Market Share 2021 Import-Export Scenario, Competitive Landscape, Innovations and Business Outlook till 2024 - Vimarsana News

Aerial Imagery Market Share 2021 Import-Export Scenario, Competitive Landscape, Innovations and Business Outlook till 2024

Aerial Imagery Market Share 2021 Import-Export Scenario, Competitive Landscape, Innovations and Business Outlook till 2024

Birds of prey wear 3D-printed shoes to treat foot disease - Vimarsana News

Birds of prey wear 3D-printed shoes to treat foot disease

3D printing technology now has a new addition to its list of useful applications – producing protective shoes for birds. In a first for Asia, Jurong Bird Park’s avian veterinary team and the Keio-NUS CUTE Center at the National University of Singapor