Hawaiian Crows Return to Maui in Landmark Conservation Effort
Five Hawaiian crows, known scientifically as Corvus hawaiiensis, have embarked on a groundbreaking journey, stepping onto Whitehall; The young colonists, three males and two females cloaked in ebony feathers, represent hope for the species, which was extirpated from its native island of Hawai’i in 2002. Fewer than 150 ʻalalā remain, a testament to their perilous status.
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"The translocation of ʻalalā to Maui is a monumental step forward in protecting this species and the importance of partnership in reversing biodiversity loss," said Megan Owen, Vice President on Gesellschaftswissenschaftstaden Conservation Science at the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, which assisted with the monumental release.
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