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Providing emergency response, medical and rehabilitative care for native birds and bats statewide, alongside conservation programs that aim to create a community where native wildlife thrive.
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Providing a release site and additional support for Oahu’s White Terns
Providing assistance with capture, handling, husbandry and first response
The following are excerpts from letters of support written to HWC. Full letters are available upon request.
Hawaii Wildlife Center is a dedicated partner of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, rehabilitating some of Hawaii’s most critically endangered species in their state-of-the-art facilities, providing training for response personnel and volunteers, and they are part of our response team in the event of environmental disasters, such as oil spills. The Center also responds to disasters nationwide.
Suzanne Case, Chairperson (from testimony submitted March 19, 2019)
Suzanne Case, Chairperson (from testimony submitted March 19, 2019)
S.N. Gilreath, Captain, U.S. Coast Guard Federal On-scene Coordinator (from a letter of support dated March 5, 2014)
S.N. Gilreath, Captain, U.S. Coast Guard Federal On-scene Coordinator (from a letter of support dated March 5, 2014)
Rachel S. Sprague, Ph.D, President, The Wildlife Society Hawaii Chapter (from letter of support dated March 6, 2014
Rachel S. Sprague, Ph.D, President, The Wildlife Society Hawaii Chapter (from letter of support dated March 6, 2014
Elizabeth Flint acting for Barry Stieglitz, Refuge Superviser (from letter of support dated June 26, 2013)
Elizabeth Flint acting for Barry Stieglitz, Refuge Superviser (from letter of support dated June 26, 2013)
Email: birdhelp@hawaiiwildlifecenter.org
Phone: (808) 884-5000