Learn about one of Hawaiʻi’s favorite native birds, the kōlea (Pacific Golden-Plover) with Kate Righter from Hawaiʻi Audubon Society at the Laulima Nature Center in Hilo. Join us for a fun interactive presentation about the kōleaʻs life cycle and a drawing activity appropriate for all ages and abilities. Then discover ways residents and visitors can […]
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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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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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In addition to being adorable, entertaining, and sometimes hilarious, birds are an important part of island life. We encourage students to join us in celebrating all birds by participating in our Bird Cartoon Contest! SUBJECT You can choose any bird in Hawai’i as your subject (native birds given preference). Comics can be funny or factual.
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