Monthly Archives: December 2023

Manoa Cliff Before and After photos

So I have also been trying to update the Manoa Cliff website as well. With 17 years of native reforestation under our belt, we have seen areas come a long way. Here is a link to some before and after … Continue reading

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MAPA1: A most stubborn individual

One lone bird flies back to its home range on the other side of a volcano. Seems straightforward enough. Animals making their way back home after an arduous journey are typically feel-good stories that are sometimes made into movies. Homeward … Continue reading

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About those Indian Cities and their urban wildlife

I mentioned in my post about A.I. generated artwork that my mindset on the coexistence of people and fauna is partly informed by the images I’ve seen coming out of Indian cities. India is an interesting case study because while … Continue reading

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Who let the dogs out? Wolves, Coyotes and the Post-Hemphilian Canis radiation

So this post may just be an excuse for me to post more photos from my trip to the Living Desert Zoo and Garden. While wolves and coyotes may look similar enough for the lay person like myself to confuse … Continue reading

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Kahurangi: Missing a friend but happy for the success

I was sadden when I heard of the passing of Kahurangi, the only kokako in captivity. While she may be gone her species, and family really, have been making a steady comeback from the brink of extinction.

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