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DFW, USFWS, Pacific Bird Conservation team up to save birds

In the last seven decades, brown tree snakes practically decimated almost all of the native bird population in Guam, wiping out nine of 11 of the island’s native forest birds, putting at risk the health of its forests, along with the many species that depend on the habitat....
Posted On May 05 2022 06:05
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USFWS hires new refuges and marine monuments supervisor for the Pacific

HONOLULU, Hawaii—The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has hired longtime natural resource professional Ric Lopez as the new Refuge and Monuments supervisor for the Pacific Islands Refuges and Monuments Office. “Ric has a demonstrated work history of conservation and science...
Posted On Oct 14 2019 06:00
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USFWS hires new field supervisor

HONOLULU, Hawaii—Katherine “Kasia” Mullett has been hired as the new field supervisor for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Pacific Islands Fish and Wildlife Office. Mullett will provide leadership in all facets of the office’s wildlife conservation responsibilities. “Working...
Posted On Oct 14 2019 06:00
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Mariana Trench: More waiting

Dear people of the Marianas: I have promised to keep you informed about the Mariana Trench Marine National Monument and here is the latest information I have recently learned. The nomination to the bring the sanctuary program to the CNMI is stalled. I think it’s important for the...
Posted On Oct 19 2018 06:06
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