SCIENCE DIRECTOR

André, a seabird expert, conducts research and conservation for Hawaiʻi's endangered species and consults globally. His extensive experience includes seabird monitoring, tracking, surveys, translocation, and consultation. With a Ph.D. and 28 scientific papers, he leads conservation efforts worldwide.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Helen Raine, a conservation project management expert, leads initiatives worldwide. Notable projects include wetlands habitat conservation in Hawaiʻi, seabird conservation in Kauaʻi, and the EU LIFE Yelkouan Shearwater Project in Malta. An accomplished writer, she holds an MSc in Conservation.

SENIOR SCIENTIST

Marc, with a decade of research, focuses on avian collision prevention with innovative solutions. His work spans global island research on seabirds and taxa, pioneering powerline monitoring and studying climate change impacts on wildlife health.

SPATIAL DATA ANALYST

Scott excels in spatial ecology, wildlife biology, GIS, and data management, with a focus on Hawaiʻi's endangered seabirds. His expertise includes managing spatial and non-spatial seabird monitoring data and landscape-level spatial data modeling resulting in scientific publications and conservation efforts.

FIELD CREW LEAD - COLONY

Jen, a seasoned birder, holds a B.Sc. in Biology and Wildlife Ecology. With 15 years of ornithological field experience, she specializes in seabird ecology. Co-authoring for the American Birding Association, she's passionate about conservation and Hawaiian culture.

FIELD CREW LEAD - IMMP

Karim, a Doris Duke Conservation Scholar, holds a B.A. in Ecosystems and Human Impact from Stony Brook University. His passion for conservation led him from New York's coastline to neglected wetlands in Utah before returning to his coastal roots in Kauaʻi to work with endangered seabirds.

Conservation Specialist

Mike, with over a decade of experience in ecological research and conservation worldwide, holds an MSc from San Jose State University. Passionate about utilizing emerging technologies, he focuses on endangered seabird and wetland conservation in Hawaiʻi as a Conservation Specialist at ARC.

Conservation Specialist

Bobby, a Wildlife Ecology graduate from the University of Maine, is dedicated to conserving endangered species. With experience in mammal, amphibian, and reptile research, his passion lies in seabird conservation. Thrilled to join ARC, he advances his career in marine ornithology.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN, MEDIA SPECIALIST

Joey, a multimedia designer at ARC, blends 20 years of design and video artistry with fifteen years of wildlife field research focusing on Hawaiian species. As an active member of the Wild Lens Collective, he co-directs and edits environmental films.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Adrian, a Binghamton University graduate, is dedicated to wildlife conservation. From Arctic tundra birds to Hawaiian colonies, he brings fieldwork experience to ARC's seabird colonization project, blending passion with practical conservation efforts.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Kylie is a passionate environmentalist with a BA in Environmental Studies and a Grad Certificate in Science Illustration. Experienced in diverse roles including science illustration, outdoor education, and bird research. Enthusiastic about nature, puzzles, painting, and roller derby.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Keane, a biology graduate from Hendrix College, explores wildlife conservation globally. His journey from Texas frosted elfin butterflies to South African seabirds led him to Save Our Shearwaters in Kauaʻi, where he works with native Hawaiian seabird species.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Phil Keefe, a 2023 University of New Hampshire Wildlife and Conservation Biology graduate, dedicated seasons to common loon conservation in New Hampshire and northern spotted owl monitoring in Southern Oregon. Now, he joins ARC to safeguard vulnerable seabirds.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Jillian, a Wildlife B.S. graduate from Humboldt State University, explores diverse ecosystems globally. From small mammals to seabirds in Alaska, she conducted research and surveys, fostering a love for nature. Now, she eagerly pursues seabird conservation in warmer climates like Kauai.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Laura, with a degree in Conservation Biology and Ecology, is drawn to marine ecology and ornithology. As a scuba guide turned conservationist, she is committed to exploring and protecting marine ecosystems, driven by her love for the ocean and fascination with islands.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Jordan grew up with a deep love for the outdoors and passion for nature’s beauty, inspiring him to pursue a career in environmental conservation. Committed to preserving the environment, Jordan aims to inspire future generations.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Cassidy, a Colorado native with B.S. degrees in Environmental and Sustainability Studies and Geography, is passionate about conservation. With experience in ecological research and fieldwork, she seeks to expand her knowledge and contribute to wildlife preservation.

SEABIRD TECHNICIAN

Noah, a graduate of the University of British Columbia, possesses a strong background in evolutionary ecology, microbiology, and animal welfare. With experience in field data collection and bioacoustics monitoring, he is dedicated to wildlife research and conservation efforts.