This day-old chick was the 200th puaiohi to hatch as part of the Hawaii Endangered Bird Conservation Program.
Restoration Biology
Revitalizing functional ecosystems by restoring species to the wild
Optimization of current release programs:
- Hawaii Endangered Bird Conservation Program
- Population Recovery of the San Clemente Island Loggerhead Shrike
- Reintroduction of the California Condor to Baja California, Mexico
- Andean Condor Reintroduction Program
- Recovery Programs for Critically Endangered Caribbean Rock Iguanas
- Caribbean Iguana Conservation Program
- Restoration of Tuataras to the Rangitoto Islands, New Zealand
Post-release monitoring of reintroduced and translocated populations:
- Miniaturized Radiotelemetry for Pacific Pocket Mouse
- Use of GPS Satellite Telemetry to Monitor Reintroduced California condors
Managing the impacts of invasive species and restoring disturbed habitats:
- Habitat Restoration at Key San Diego County Sites
New restoration programs:
- Native Plant Restoration: Salt Marsh Bird’s Beak Range Expansion
- Burrowing Owl Propagation and Release Program
- Mountain Yellow-legged Frog Recovery Program
- Reintroduction of Pronghorn Antelope to San Diego County
- Translocation of the Kuhl's Lory to the Cook Islands
- Red Crowned Roof Turtle Headstarting Program
