With 75% of detections coming from residents, community engagement continues to be the key to protection. The Maui Invasive Species…
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Coqui Update: December 2024
Coqui are primarily limited to a six-square mile area of Haʻikū and we are not giving up. Our goal is to empower communities to manage coqui locally and prevent new populations from spreading.
With your support, we can make a difference. Mahalo nui loa for your kōkua and patience as we navigate these challenges. Together, we can continue protecting Maui from invasive species.
Coqui Staffing Update: October 2024
Maui is 735 square miles; coqui are established in various densities across roughly six square miles. Current staffing prioritizes response to coqui…
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Trace-forward reveals little fire ants in Kīpahulu. Public encouraged to report stinging ants
On August 26th, 2024, the Maui Invasive Species Committee (MISC) field crew detected a small population of little fire ants…
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The plant with a spiky ball with orange flowers? That’s lion’s ear. What it is and how you can control it.
It’s easy to see how lion’s ear got its name, the distinctive orange flowers bloom in the spring. Photos courtesy…
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