The small bird with vibrant yellowish-green feathers is highly endangered. Kiwikiu are only found in high-altitude native forests in East Maui. It’s projected that fewer than 312 of the birds ...

Every week at the Maui airport, a small helicopter gets loaded with 250,000 passengers. They're male mosquitoes, key players in a strategy that could be the last, best hope for Hawaii's endangered ...

Using an unconventional method that reduces mosquito populations, the critically endangered birds may have a fighting chance.

Every week at the Maui airport, a small helicopter gets loaded with 250,000 passengers. They're male mosquitoes, key players in a strategy that could be the last, best hope for Hawaii's endangered ...

KAHULUI (HawaiiNewsNow) - Maui invasive species experts are trying to track down a little bird that can do a lot of damage. “We’ve been seeing it around Kahului, along Kaahumanu, down towards ...

This bird survived Maui’s fires—but it could soon vanish. The ’akikiki is one of the rarest birds in the world, with only a handful still living in the wild.

Hanna Mounce, biologist and Maui Forest Bird Recovery project coordinator, conducts a health check on a kiwikiu captured from the wild at Hanawi Natural Area Reserve last week.

How Maui’s Wildfires Threatened Endangered Birds Conservationists battled back flames to prevent them from reaching roughly 40 ‘akikiki in captivity Sarah Kuta - Daily Correspondent ...

The National Park report mosquitos doing the most damage to forest birds due to the diseases these small insects carry. Avian malaria has caused forest birds to drop dramatically over the past few ...

HONOLULU — Scientists will decide whether to establish a captive breeding program on the U.S. mainland in an attempt to prevent the extinction of a bird species only found on Maui, officials said.

The lab-raised, non-biting male mosquitoes are meant to breed with the invasive ones on the islands and produce sterile eggs ...

Every week at the Maui airport, a small helicopter gets loaded with 250,000 passengers. They're male mosquitoes, key players in a strategy that could be the last, best hope for Hawaii's endangered ...