Been looking for a way to join the growing Ohana of volunteers monitoring our Manu o Ku and lending a hand when they need a little help? Join us this Saturday morning and learn how you can contribute to White Tern conservation! Date: Saturday, February 10 Session 1: 9:00 AM – Tree Survey Orientation Session […]
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The 2024 White Tern breeding season is well underway at UH Manoa with lots of nesting Manu o Ku tending eggs and newly-hatched chicks. Join us for a guided tour of areas with optimal views of nesting terns, sponsored by Hui Manu o Ku and the Hawaii Audubon Society. Explore the wonders of White Terns
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Join us on a walk focused on the joy of birds. We will be out to the end of Magic Island, where we will likely see manu-o-ku, kolea and other shorebirds, as well as many different types of introduced songbirds. Depending on interest, we will cover: How to use binoculars (bring your own if you
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The Manu O Kū Festival is an annual event that takes place on the grounds of ‘Iolani Palace. Conservation groups, educators, and others are invited to share games and activities that will engage participants of all ages in learning about the Manu O Kū. This year’s event will take place on April 27, 2024, and
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Join as the annual party at the Honolulu Zoo to celebrate Earth Day with us, along with other partner booths and fun activities, all included with the price of admission to the zoo.
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“MAKAHIKI O NĀ MANU NAHELE: YEAR OF THE FOREST BIRDS” It’s official: The year 2024 is for the birds, thanks to Governor Josh Green signing the proclamation. At yesterday’s event, Hawai’i Audubon Society’s President, Susan Scott, spoke about our organization’s long commitment to the protection, education, and joy of birds. Thanks to conservation efforts by
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The Division of Forestry and Wildlife has created a new website dedicated to celebrating Hawaiʻi’s forest birds. The new site has links to events, learning activities, and more, including: • detailed species profiles for Hawaiian forest birds, including photos of extinct birds from collections at Bishop Museum; • forest bird audio mixes for Kauaʻi, Oʻahu,
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Join us Sunday morning for a guided tour of portions of the UH campus where White Terns are currently nesting. Weʻll meet in the SOEST courtyard (red circle on attached map snippet) at 9:00am for this walk, sponsored by the Hui Manu o Ku and the Hawaii Audubon Society. Plenty of parking in the parking
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Written by Pete Donaldson On Sunday morning, December 3, 2023, ten of us gathered in Ala Moana Beach Park for a bird walk. I am the compiler for the Honolulu Christmas Bird Count. Dick May, the compiler for the Waipiʻo Christmas Bird Count was also with the group, along with Rich Downs and Kate Righter
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We held our Annual Meeting & Members Dinner on Nov 5, 2023 at Bishop Museum’s Atherton Hālau. Thank you to everyone who came. The highlight of the night was the presentation by HPR’s Manu Minute host UH Hilo Prof. Patrick Hart, titled “How bird song can inform conservation and management of Hawai‘i’s birds.” We were
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