On just about any given day you can find ‘i‘iwi, among the more charismatic species of Hawaiian honeycreepers, flitting around…
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Kia'i Moku Column
Moving on from the Mongoose: the Success of Biological Control in Hawai‘i
Achieving balance–in your workplace, at home, on your surfboard, or with your checkbook—makes life manageable. Natural environments depend upon balance…
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Grow bananas? Guard against BBTV.
In the spring of 2009, Angela Kepler found a diseased banana plant on her neighbor’s property. “It really freaked us…
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Make National Invasive Species Week Last All Year
National Invasive Species Week is February 26 to March 3 of 2012. While it’s great to pay attention for the…
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Give your loved one the gift of local this Valentine’s Day
Flowers. When it comes to courting your Valentine, you gotta have ’em. Roses may be the standby for the holiday,…
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Poisonous Rubber Vine Needs to be Controlled
When the crew from the Maui Invasive Species Committee (MISC) arrived on Moloka‘i in February of 2005, they soon realized…
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