Alan Conrad Ziegler Alan Ziegler, age 73, died on September 16. As anyone who met him can attest, he was a remarkable man. Passionate about Hawai’i’s endangered species, he labored tirelessly to protect them from harm. If it meant suing … Continued
Each year, the Hawai’i Conservation Alliance (formerly known as the Secretariat for Conservation Biology) brings together hundreds of researchers, land managers, agency officials, students, and others with an interest or stake in the preservation of Hawai’i’s natural resources. This year’s … Continued
April 1997: After years of negotiation, the Fish and Wildlife Service and owners of the Kai Malino ranch, where the last dozen or so wild ‘alala (Hawaiian crow) were still to be found, finally signed an agreement. The Les Marks … Continued