Conservation of Hawaiian Birds: Present and Future

The Hawaiian archipelago is world-renowned for its natural and cultural beauty. The very features of the islands that captivated humans also support unique, endemic wildlife species. In fact, few species are perhaps as iconic, or imperiled, as the Hawaiian honeycreepers. Join us for an informal presentation by Lindsay’s own educator, Matee Manakitivipart, and explore the future of conservation for these fascinating birds of Hawaii.

Matee holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Wildlife Ecology from Humboldt State University. Prior to his arrival at Lindsay, he traveled around the country studying and conserving songbirds, including a year-long involvement on O‘ahu and Hawaii Island.

Free with purchase of Exhibit Hall admission. Free for members.

Contact Lindsay’s Education Registrar with any questions: [email protected] Thank you!