Alison Greggor

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Scientists Study Vocalizations of Thriving, Wild ‘Alalā

After the release of ‘Alalā into their native Hawaiian habitat, researchers are beginning to notice increased vocalization. ‘Alalā, also known as Hawaiian Crows, had been considered Extinct-in-the-wild since 2002 with only captive populations left on Earth providing hope for the species’ survival. After decades of conservation, 11 ‘Alalā now fly free in the Pu‘u Maka‘ala Natural Area Reserve, […]

Written by on April 20, 2018

Hawaiian Crows are Prospering in the Wild, more Releases Planned

Efforts to restore wild ‘Alalā (Hawaiian Crow) populations in Hawai’i seem to be working—eleven individuals released in Fall 2017 are thriving. Last fall conservationists held their breath as they released eleven Hawaiian Crows (‘Alalā) into Pu‘u Maka‘ala Natural Area Reserve as part of the ‘Alalā Project. Today you can still hear their synchronized caws; these […]

Written by on January 31, 2018