An endangered Ua’u, or Hawaiian Petrel was rescued from a flooded burrow in Hono o Nā Pali Natural Area Reserve late last week by a monitoring team from Archipelago Research and Conservation (ARC).

Here's a short video showing the recovery of acoustic sensors that we deployed earlier this year along the Nāpali Coast of Kaua'i. These units monitor the three Hawaiian endangered seabirds - the 'a'o (Newell's Shearwater), 'ua'u (Hawaiian Petrel) and 'ake'ake (Band-rumped Storm-petrel).

Kaua’i multimedia artist Trysen Kaneshige paints an 'alae ke'oke'o at the Kawai’ele waterbird sanctuary for the ‘Cat Safe, Wildlife Safe Kaua’i' project.

A feral cat entering an endangered 'a'o (Newell's Shearwater) burrow in north-western Kaua'i. Luckily this time the bird survives, as the burrow was too deep, but sadly all too often this ends in a depredation.

Tracking work on Kaua'i has revealed the routes that the endangered ʻaʻo (Newell's Shearwater) take to and from their remote mountain breeding grounds.

Kaua'i artist Trysen Kaneshige paints a 'cat safe, wildlife safe' panel as an ARC Count of Kaua'i Rise to Work employee.

April 27th, 2021 - Out-planting event in beautiful Upper Mānoa! With our partners at @NTBGnursery and Hallux Ecosystem Restoration LLC we are creating a new home for Newell's Shearwaters and Hawaiian Petrels in the mountains of north-western Kaua'i.