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Author Archives: Teresa

31 Jul 2019

Are Petrels Breeding on O‘ahu?

by Teresa | posted in: August 2019 | 0

Kawailoa Wind, LLC is near the end of a four-year effort to amend its Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) so that it allows the additional take of endangered Hawaiian hoary bats. In the course of that effort, it also became clear … Continued

Teresa Dawson
31 Jul 2019

Maui Study Finds Bat Core Ranges Are Larger Than Previously Thought

by Teresa | posted in: August 2019 | 0

At the state Endangered Species Recovery Committee (ESRC) meeting last month, members debated the best way to mitigate the effects wind farms have on endangered Hawaiian hoary bats, which are being killed at a rate much higher than expected when … Continued

Teresa Dawson
31 Jul 2019

Wind Farm Barely Gets Preliminary OK To Kill 160 Additional Endangered Bats

by Teresa | posted in: August 2019 | 0

“We’re not happy,” Lisa Spain told the room after casting the deciding vote to approve an amended Habitat Conservation Plan (HCP) that would allow the state’s largest wind farm to kill 160 more endangered bats than the 60 it was … Continued

Teresa Dawson
30 Jun 2019

July 2019 PDF

by Teresa | posted in: July 2019, PDF | 0
30 Jun 2019

Changes in Ocean, Climate Portend A Dire Future for Marine Mammals

by Teresa | posted in: Climate Change, Fisheries, July 2019, Marine | 0

How does the middle of the Pacific Ocean, an area that’s practically a desert when it comes to the nutrients that lie at the very heart of the marine food chain, manage to support some of the largest life forms … Continued

Patricia Tummons
30 Jun 2019

Invertebrates, Sharks May Suffer Most From Climate Changes in the Pacific

by Teresa | posted in: Climate Change, July 2019, Marine | 0

A recent rapid assessment of 83 marine species from throughout the Pacific found that sharks — including the threatened oceanic whitetip — sea cucumbers, urchins and clams are highly vulnerable to expected climate change effects over the next few decades. … Continued

Teresa Dawson
30 Jun 2019

Take Reduction Plan Goes Awry For Insular False Killer Whales

by Teresa | posted in: Endangered Species, Fisheries, July 2019, Marine | 0

Nearly nine years ago, responding to a petition from the Center for Biological Diversity, the National Marine Fisheries Service determined that the insular population of false killer whales around the Main Hawaiian Islands constituted a distinct population segment and merited … Continued

Patricia Tummons
30 Jun 2019

New & Noteworthy: Hu Honua, Endangered Species Lawsuit, and a Coming Event

by Teresa | posted in: July 2019, New & Noteworthy | 0

Hu Honua in the News: On June 6, Judge Greg K. Nakamura of the 3rd Circuit Court in Hilo denied several motions to dismiss a lawsuit against Hu Honua and state agencies brought by Claudia Rohr, owner of a Hilo … Continued

Patricia Tummons
30 Jun 2019

Scientists, Resource Managers Seek To Understand, Halt Spread of ROD

by Teresa | posted in: Forests, Invasives, July 2019 | 0

So you want to stop rapid ‘ohi‘a death in its tracks? Probably the very best thing you can do is to remove goats, pigs, cows, deer, and sheep from the area you want to protect – and fence that land … Continued

Patricia Tummons
31 May 2019

June 2019 PDF

by Teresa | posted in: June 2019, PDF | 0

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