Hawaiian Honeycreeper
Conservation
START
Index
Adaptive Radiation
Aloha
Threats
Meet The Manu
3Wʻs Wind/Water/Wings
Kōkua
Teacher Resources
Evolution
Wow!
That was amazing!!
Evolution, happened where I come from.
Aloha! I am 'I'iwi and I am from Hawaiʻi. I live in the Rainforest of Puna.
Let me introduce you to my kupuna.
Its been awhile since I heard that oli! Have you ever heard it before?
Yes! Thats right its called the Kumulipo!
It tells of how you and I are connected with ʻāina.
My ʻohana needs your help!
Our home is being invaded by ALIENS!!!
Come with me on a huakaʻi to save my ʻohana!
Hurry! We dont have much time!
Come meet the rest of my ʻohana.
Where shall we go first!
Where shall we go first!
Meet The Manu of Kauai
PC: Robby Kohley
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Zach Pezillo
PC: Bret Mossman
PC: Mitch Walters
Meet The Manu of Oahu
PC: Eric VanderWerf
OʻAHU 'AMAKIHI
Chlorodrepanis flavus
PC: Ryan Chang
Missing
PC: Zach Pezzillo
Meet The Manu of Maui
PC: Robby Kohley
PC: Jacob Drucker
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Zach Pezzillo
PC: Zach Pezzillo, MFBRB, UH PCSU
Meet The Manu of Maui
PC: Robby Kohley
PC: Jacob Drucker
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Zach Pezzillo
PC: Zach Pezzillo, MFBRB, UH PCSU
Meet The Manu of Hawaiʻi
PC: Robby Kohley
PC: Jacob Drucker
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Bret Mossman
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Jacob Drucker
PC: Jacob Drucker
That is intresting! Come let me share with you how my ʻohana came here.
Before we begin, can I ask, how did your family come to Hawaiʻi?
Hello scientist! are you ready?
See you later, good bye.
Lets go!
Aloha! 'I'iwi
Aloha ʻApapane!
Ohhh here he comes now.
I need to go home now. My friend ʻApapane will help you.
Mahalo for your help. I will see you later.
Thank you for joining me.
PC: Bret Mossman
Hawaiian Archipelago?
Next stop the Hawiian Archipelago!
The Hawaiian archipelago is the most isolated group of Islands on the planet.
- How did life arrive in Hawaiʻi?
- Where did this life come from?
Come let me share with you how my ʻohana came here.
PC: Bret Mossman
Yes! My kupuna was a finch.
PC: Bret Mossman
Teacher
They got here by: Wind Water or Wings.
PC: Bret Mossman
Over millions of years my family also evolved.
PC: Bret Mossman
Teacher
This happened over time through a process called adaptive radition.
Watch
PC: Bret Mossman
As you can see we filled a niche.
PC: Bret Mossman
We adapted to our ecosystem.
PC: Bret Mossman
Which means we are only found here in Hawaiʻi.
PC: Bret Mossman
Making us endemic to Hawaiʻi.
PC: Bret Mossman
We lived here alone in the islands for a long time.
PC: Bret Mossman
Then people came.
PC: Bret Mossman
Changing our lives for ever...
PC: Bret Mossman
'Ākiapōlāʻau knows the story.
PC: Bret Mossman
Let me call him, 'Ākiapōlāʻau...
Hey! whats up!
PC: Bret Mossman
Can you tell us the story of when people came?
Of course I can.
PC: Bret Mossman
The first people travled here from Kahiki
PC: Bret Mossman
Discussion
They are know as Hawaiians.
PC: Bret Mossman
Did you know our feathers were special!
PC: Bret Mossman
Threats
Threats
A threat is something that causes harm.
But others came as well...
PC: Bret Mossman
Today we have a lot of challenges.
PC: Bret Mossman
Palila!Hello can you help us?
Of course I can.
PC: Bret Mossman
Can you tell us of the others who came?
Yes, come lets look at this timeline.
PC: Bret Mossman
Biocontrol
Myna Bird
1865
Mongoose
1883
Kalakauaʻs Rule "Laws of the Hawaiian Islands"
1890
Parasitic Wasps
1945
Biocontrol
National Environmental Protection Act
1970
Program for Bio-control of Forest Pest
1985
2008
Wiliwili Tree
Nettle Caterpillar
2010
Future Biocontrol
Climate Change
WHY IT IS IMPORTANT?
Climate change is the greatest environmental threat facing humanity and nature.
Climate Change
Data
Once, there were more than 50 species of honeycreepers spread across Hawai‘i – today, only 17 species remain, with a few species having less than 200 individuals remaining. Rapid population declines have now pushed the ‘akikiki, ‘akeke‘e, kiwikiu and ‘ākohekohe to the brink of extinction.
How can you help?
Thank you!
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Hawaiian Honeycreeper
Conservation
START
Index
Adaptive Radiation
Aloha
Threats
Meet The Manu
3Wʻs Wind/Water/Wings
Kōkua
Teacher Resources
Evolution
Wow!
That was amazing!!
Evolution, happened where I come from.
Aloha! I am 'I'iwi and I am from Hawaiʻi. I live in the Rainforest of Puna.
Let me introduce you to my kupuna.
Its been awhile since I heard that oli! Have you ever heard it before?
Yes! Thats right its called the Kumulipo!
It tells of how you and I are connected with ʻāina.
My ʻohana needs your help!
Our home is being invaded by ALIENS!!!
Come with me on a huakaʻi to save my ʻohana!
Hurry! We dont have much time!
Come meet the rest of my ʻohana.
Where shall we go first!
Where shall we go first!
Meet The Manu of Kauai
PC: Robby Kohley
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Zach Pezillo
PC: Bret Mossman
PC: Mitch Walters
Meet The Manu of Oahu
PC: Eric VanderWerf
OʻAHU 'AMAKIHI
Chlorodrepanis flavus
PC: Ryan Chang
Missing
PC: Zach Pezzillo
Meet The Manu of Maui
PC: Robby Kohley
PC: Jacob Drucker
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Zach Pezzillo
PC: Zach Pezzillo, MFBRB, UH PCSU
Meet The Manu of Maui
PC: Robby Kohley
PC: Jacob Drucker
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Zach Pezzillo
PC: Zach Pezzillo, MFBRB, UH PCSU
Meet The Manu of Hawaiʻi
PC: Robby Kohley
PC: Jacob Drucker
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Bret Mossman
PC: Lucas Behnke, TNC
PC: Jacob Drucker
PC: Jacob Drucker
That is intresting! Come let me share with you how my ʻohana came here.
Before we begin, can I ask, how did your family come to Hawaiʻi?
Hello scientist! are you ready?
See you later, good bye.
Lets go!
Aloha! 'I'iwi
Aloha ʻApapane!
Ohhh here he comes now.
I need to go home now. My friend ʻApapane will help you.
Mahalo for your help. I will see you later.
Thank you for joining me.
PC: Bret Mossman
Hawaiian Archipelago?
Next stop the Hawiian Archipelago!
The Hawaiian archipelago is the most isolated group of Islands on the planet.
Come let me share with you how my ʻohana came here.
PC: Bret Mossman
Yes! My kupuna was a finch.
PC: Bret Mossman
Teacher
They got here by: Wind Water or Wings.
PC: Bret Mossman
Over millions of years my family also evolved.
PC: Bret Mossman
Teacher
This happened over time through a process called adaptive radition.
Watch
PC: Bret Mossman
As you can see we filled a niche.
PC: Bret Mossman
We adapted to our ecosystem.
PC: Bret Mossman
Which means we are only found here in Hawaiʻi.
PC: Bret Mossman
Making us endemic to Hawaiʻi.
PC: Bret Mossman
We lived here alone in the islands for a long time.
PC: Bret Mossman
Then people came.
PC: Bret Mossman
Changing our lives for ever...
PC: Bret Mossman
'Ākiapōlāʻau knows the story.
PC: Bret Mossman
Let me call him, 'Ākiapōlāʻau...
Hey! whats up!
PC: Bret Mossman
Can you tell us the story of when people came?
Of course I can.
PC: Bret Mossman
The first people travled here from Kahiki
PC: Bret Mossman
Discussion
They are know as Hawaiians.
PC: Bret Mossman
Did you know our feathers were special!
PC: Bret Mossman
Threats
Threats
A threat is something that causes harm.
But others came as well...
PC: Bret Mossman
Today we have a lot of challenges.
PC: Bret Mossman
Palila!Hello can you help us?
Of course I can.
PC: Bret Mossman
Can you tell us of the others who came?
Yes, come lets look at this timeline.
PC: Bret Mossman
Biocontrol
Myna Bird
1865
Mongoose
1883
Kalakauaʻs Rule "Laws of the Hawaiian Islands"
1890
Parasitic Wasps
1945
Biocontrol
National Environmental Protection Act
1970
Program for Bio-control of Forest Pest
1985
2008
Wiliwili Tree
Nettle Caterpillar
2010
Future Biocontrol
Climate Change
WHY IT IS IMPORTANT?
Climate change is the greatest environmental threat facing humanity and nature.
Climate Change
Data
Once, there were more than 50 species of honeycreepers spread across Hawai‘i – today, only 17 species remain, with a few species having less than 200 individuals remaining. Rapid population declines have now pushed the ‘akikiki, ‘akeke‘e, kiwikiu and ‘ākohekohe to the brink of extinction.
How can you help?
Thank you!