After 27 years of working with the Department of Land and Natural Resources, aquatic biologist Skippy Hau has become pretty…
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2012
The ‘Ua‘u and the threat of invasive species
Hawai‘i is famous for rare birds: scarlet honeycreepers that dart through the rainforest and gold-flecked owls that hunt at twilight….
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The nose knows: dogs sniff out invasive species
This fall there will be some new faces at the Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture (HDOA)– furry faces. The Hawai‘i Detector…
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A changing climate and the plight of the ‘i‘iwi
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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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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