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Then and now... This entire process has led to a r

Then and now... This entire process has led to a remarkable success story that would not have been possible without the kōkua and kākoʻo of all of our partners, community members and volunteers. The first two chicks that hatched in the newly established ʻUaʻu kani (wedge-tailed Shearwater colony) have fledged with one having already left the colony to start its journey into adulthood and the other (in the video) expected to leave any day. Our small but dedicated field crew have spent hundreds of hours repairing and maintaining our predator proof fences to help give these manu the best chances of surviving this critical yet vulnerable stage when they are often killed by feral cats non native Indian mongoose. Mahalo nui to everyone who has had a hand in making this possible.

#alohaaina #conservation #restoration #birding #malamaaina #nature

Spotlight on one of our amazing Kupu ʻĀina Corp

Spotlight on one of our amazing Kupu ʻĀina Corp crew members: Lassen Bush is born and raised on Molokai and a graduate of the class of 2020. His favorite things about participating in the program are “Giving back to my home island and community, working in such a remote site and learning more about native species.” Mahalo Lassen for all you do, we are happy to have you with us.

Caught our awesome Field Technician Maverick Kauli

Caught our awesome Field Technician Maverick Kaulia Delacruz in action today while clearing non native kiawe (prosopis pallida) in order to clear space for out-planting more native species. So grateful to have such hardworking, passionate staff members as part of our MLT ʻohana, mahalo nui Maverick for all you do 🤙🏽.

#hawaii #alohaaina #malamaaina #conservation #giveback #forthekeiki #restoration

We are beyond thrilled to announce that we have su

We are beyond thrilled to announce that we have successfully banded the first two ʻUaʻu kani (Wedgetailed Shearwater) chicks to be hatched within the Mokio Preserve. Mahalo nui to all of our staff, volunteers and partners who have put in the years of hard work required to get to this point. We are so excited to see what the future holds.

#hawaii #alohaaina #malamaaina #restoration #conservation #birding #birdsofinstagram #education

Our field crew has been hard at work monitoring an

Our field crew has been hard at work monitoring and protecting our newly established ʻUaʻu kani or Wedgetailed Shearwater colony. Here’s a quick clip from one of our game cameras of one of the adult birds taking flight and heading out to sea for a day of fishing.

#alohaaina #malamaaina #conservation #restoration #birds #birding #hawaii

Hustle and bustle! Enjoy this quick time lapse of

Hustle and bustle! Enjoy this quick time lapse of our field crew hard at work removing non native Kiawe (Prosopis pallida) within the boundaries of the Nature Conservancy’s Moʻomomi Preserve.

#alohaaina #malamaaina #conservation #restoration #workflow

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