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• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008
• FISH AND DECAPOD CRUSTACEA IN ALTERED AND UNALTERED STREAMS ON THE ISLAND OF H A W A I ' I
• Diet Studies of Seabirds: a Review of Methods DAVIDCAMERONDUFFYAND SUSANJACKSON
• Prey seizing in African PenguinsSpheniscus demersus For seabirds, foraging behaviour can be divid-
• Siroli.s Cohrhru~rc:~~rros Ambient Air Temperature as a Predictor of Activity of Adult
• Transhemispheric Exchange of Lyme Disease Spirochetes by Seabirds
• the Forest for e Trees: Response to Johnson et
• An Unexpected Result from Burning Vegetation to Reduce Lyme Disease Transmission Risks
• Zxodes scapularis (Acari:Ixodidae) Deer Tick Mesoscale Populations in Natural Areas: Effects of Deer, Area,
• Final DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• LITERATURE CTTEB Ackermann, R.A., G.C. Whittow, C.V. Paganej X i , and T.N.
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 4.0 Management Designations
• PACIFIC COOPERATIVE STUDIES UNIT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI'I AT MANOA
• Because bats are often the only native terrestrial mammals on geographically isolated island systems, they are critical to the biodiversity of mammalian fauna. Emballonura
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• I. The Environmental Context The Samoan Archipelago comprises six major islands. The
• Final DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• LITERATURE CITED Anderson, D. R. 2001. The need to get the basics right in wildlife field studies. Wildlife
• EMPEcosystem Management Program Bulletin Volume 49 Spring 2010
• APPENDIX I: CHECKLIST OF THE MOSSES OF HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK
• Cormorants, Humans and the Symposium Process " I IIV principal rmnplain~ agairra~ h r Canadian Press 1995) to clain~sof the whole-
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• qppendur II. Glossary ahu: built stone marker
• Section 3: Cost and Staffing Estimates November 2008
• Conclusions Monitoring, And Its Future at NPSA
• VI. Marine Resources Samoans utilize a tremendous variety of marine species
• We surveyed for Pacific sheath-tailed bats in 2006 and 2008. This inventory included national park lands with potential habitat (i.e., caves and forested areas near caves), as
• Paul C. Banko Cooperative Park S t u d i e s Unit
• 2006 Status Reports Mkua Implementation Plan
• APPENDIX B: AQUATIC WILDLIFE SPECIES OF GREATEST CONSERVATION NEED Island Distribution: Feshwater onlyHabitat: F = Freshwater, A = Anchialine, M = MarineG
• APPENDIX KA'PAHU VASCULAR PLANT SPECIES LIST Nomenclature for flowering plants follows the Manual of Flowering Plants of Hawai'i (Wagner et al. 1990) and the most recent version
• Final DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• PHOTOMETRIC MONITORING OF FOLIAGE LOSS FROM A WIND STORM, ISLAND OF H A W A I I 1
• STATUS OF MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL EFFORTS FOR THE INVASIVE ALIEN TREE MICONIA CALVESCENS DC.
• AQUATIC BIOLOGY Vol. 4: 8998, 2008
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• Author's personal copy A successful model from Hawaii for rapid response to invasive species
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• ASPECTS OF THE ECOLOGY OF SPECIES REPLACEMENT IN HUMBOLDT AND MAGELLANIC PENGUINS IN CHI1.E
• Ecological Applicarions, 5(4), 1995, pp. 935-946 O 1995 by the Ecological Society of America
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• III. Research Methodology Documentary Phase.
• NATURAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT I N HISTORICAL AREAS J e r r y Y . Shimoda
• FOREST BIRD REPORT By Cathleen Natividad Bailey and Timothy Paulokaleioku Bailey
• SPATIAL VARIATION AND VEGETATION DYNAMICS I N THE COASTAL LOWLAND ECOSYSTEM,
• Introduction Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is a youthful area surfaced with quite
• Final DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
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• Smothered in Sphagnum: Managing Moss at Kaala Stephanie Joe, Lars Tanaka, Susan Ching-Harbin, Jane Beachy and Kaleo Wong
• INTRODUCTION Introduced mammalian predators threaten native Hawaiian flora and fauna in various
• C O O P E R A T I V E N A T I O N A L P A R K R E S O U R C E S S T U D I E S U N I T DEPARTMENT O F BOTANY
• Ectoparasites from Tahiti Petrels on Ta'u Ectoparasites from a Tahiti Petrel specimen on Mt. Lata were
• Published September 9Vol. 25: 211-218, 1985 Scale-dependentvariability in seabird abundance
• Preliminary Proposed Five-year Budget Programming .
• This study was conducted at Pu`uhonua o Hnaunau National Historical Park (PUHO), Kaloko-Honokhau National Historical Park (KAHO), and Pu`ukohol Heiau National Historic Site
• WITH ECOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS FOR SOME NATIVE BIOTA Wayne C. ~ a g n ;
• Alexander, D. 1996 Managing Historical Resources in an Evolving Hawaiian Comunity,
• ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Primary funding for the study was from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Funding was
• Scope of Overview The following overview covers past, current, and proposed archaeological
• Annotated Bibliography American Samoa. 1978. Census of Agriculture. 1981 part 55
• Page 58 of 99 Introduction
• Seabird Accounts for American Samoa Comparisons of known historical accounts with data by island (see abbreviations key at bottom), for
• Ainley, D. G., R. Podolsky, L. Deforest and G. Spencer, N. Nur. 2001. The status and population trends of the Newell's Shearwater on
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• 2006 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report Chapter 4.1: Achatinella mustelina Management
• CHAPTER 1: FERAL UNGULATE MANAGEMENT 1.1Introduction to Feral Ungulate Management
• MEASURES OF FITNESS AND GENETIC VARIATION IN THE ENDANGERED HAWAIIAN GENUS HESPEROMANNIA
• Survey Summary Results for lowland birds in HAVO were derived from two survey methods, area searches
• PACIFIC COOPERATIVE STUDIES UNIT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI`I AT MNOA
• APPENDIX: `LA`A TRENCH VASCULAR PLANT CHECKLIST Species1 Common
• IMPACT OF ALIEN SLUGS ON NATIVE PLANT SEEDLINGS IN A DIVERSE MESIC FOREST, O`AHU, HAWAI`I
• INTRODUCTION As the only extant terrestrial mammal native to Hawai`i, the Hawaiian hoary bat
• APPENDIX I. Project Sunnnaries (A) Pearson et al.'s (1971)Excavations at Kaupikiawa Cave .
• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy MONITORING, IMPLEMENTATION,
• Apparent River Otter Predation at an Aleutian Tern Colony Ahsrract.-Xro dead r\leutian 'kms (Sfrr-,inoleiiliin) wrrr found rlr;rd along rivcr ottrr (/.elm riirind~~p,,k)tlirils
• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy STATE OVERVIEW, THREATS, AND
• Call Counts Observers listened for calls for 64 nights for a total of 192 hours (Table 1). We did not
• Initial Kaena Fire report August 28, 2007
• TABLE OF CONTENTS A d e e , K e n
• CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS This work details habitat use in Manawainui, provides information on the suitability of the area
• 8.0 UTILIZING VOLUNTEERS AND NEIGHBORING COMMUNITIES Because of the magnitude of restoration work and its associated funding limitations,
• ENVIRONMENT?& SETTING AND CULTURE HISTORY Physical Enviro.ment and Climate
• CHAPTER 2: RARE PLANT AND VEGETATION MONITORING 2.1 PCSU CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
• CHAPTER 1. FERAL UNGULATE MANAGEMENT 1.1 PCSU CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
• APPENDIX 1. SEMI-ANNUAL HUNTING REPORTS. January to June 2001
• LITERATURE CITED Adobe Systems Incorporated. 2000. Minitab Statistical Software, Release 13.
• CHAPTER 5: RARE PLANT PROPAGATION 5.1 PCSU CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
• CHAPTER 4. NATIVE ANIMAL MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT 4.1 PCSU CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
• CHAPTER 5: RARE PLANT PROPAGATION 5.1 PCSU CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
• Erosion Flumes D. Minton, M. Golabi, and C. Iyekar
• CHAPTER 4. ANIMAL MONITORING AND MANAGEMENT 4.1 PCSU CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
• IMPLEMENTATION PLAN MAKUA MILITARY RESERVATION
• Annual Report for the Ecosystem Management Program Pohakuloa Training Area, Island of Hawaii
• Chapter X-Generic Index t o Organisms Known :From t h e Park The following alphabetical list of genera is an index t o t h e
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 Table of Contents for the Oahu Implementation Plan
• CONTROLLING EXOTIC PLANTS I N HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK
• FOOD HABITS OF THE ROOF RAT (RATTUS RATTUS) I N TWO AREAS OF HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK
• HIGH ALTITUDE AEOLIAN ECOSYSTEMS I N THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Richard P. Papp
• ELEVATED HAWAIIAN TRAILS OF THE PUNA D I S T R I C T ISLAND OF H A W A I ' I
• EFFLUENT IRRIGATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR NATURAL SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT
• THE ENDANGERED HAWAIIAN HAWK: STATUS, BIOLOGY, AND PROPOSED RESEARCH
• David C. Dulfy (visiting professor' in the Programa de Vida Silvestre, Uni~
• PRELIMINARY NOTES ON THE HOST RANGE AND HABITS OF A MYRMELEONTID ANTLION LARVA
• Elsevier Oceanography Series, 52 GLOBAL ECOLOGICAL
• CHAPTER 5: RESEARCH PROJECTS 5.1 INTRODUCTION
• Cha t e r V I I -A Vegctat-ional Background i'orA___-Ecological Studies i n t h e Park
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• Report for the Ecosystem Management Program Phakuloa Training Area, Island of Hawai`i
• Crops and Cultigens Appendix 2. Samoan and Taxonomic Names
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• This July 2009 survey was a timely biological reconnaissance of the AMME wetland, following up on a 2005 forest bird survey that provides comparisons in the park and
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• C h a ~ t e rIV-Climate by Dieter Mueller-Dombois
• Addendum to the Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• COOPERATIVE NATIONAL PARK RESOURCES STUDIES U N I T UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
• TECHNICAL REPORT No. 6 01-Year FINAL REPORT
• Stalking the Southern Oscillation: environmental uncertainty, climate
• Kalaupapa National Historical Park Three of the common migratory shorebirds, the Pacific Golden Plover, Ruddy Turnstone,
• PACIFIC COOPERATIVE STUDIES UNIT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI`I AT MNOA
• Upland Erosion Introduction
• Savanna Vegetation and Fire Introduction
• Sedimentation Introduction
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• IX. Sites, Trails, and Cultural Landmarks In this chapter we summarize interview material about
• Before entering the data into the computer, names of species had to be standardized, cross-checked against lists of known
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• CHAPTER 1. FERAL UNGULATE CONTROL 1.1 PCSU CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
• LITERATURE CITED Bartram, E. B. 1933. Manual of Hawaiian Mosses. Bernice P. Bishop Museum Bulletin
• Table 1. Moss species with only one source of documentation for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
• RESULTS AND DISCUSSION The 266 moss specimens in the HAVO Herbarium were examined to verify
• A survey for forest birds was conducted in Kalaupapa National Historical Park in 2005 to determine presence-absence and abundance. Forest bird surveys were conducted using
• APPENDIX A. ANNOTATED CHECKLIST OF ANTS RECORDED FROM MAUI
• INTRODUCTION This survey targets the little fire ant, Wasmannia auropunctata, on the island of Maui.
• APPENDIX A. CHECKLIST OF VASCULAR PLANTS OF THE KAHUKU ADDITION, HAWAI`I VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK Group/Family Scientific Name Common Name Status1
• Functional TECHNICAL REPORT Ecology 1987,
• LITERATURE CITED Adler, P.B., C.M. D'Antonio, and J.T. Tunison. 1998. Understory succession following a
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• APPENDIX 1: UNCOLLECTED PARK RECORDS Superfamily Family FullLatin Common Name Status
• RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Forest composition
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• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many people have contributed tireless efforts to the inventories of seabirds at Haleakal.
• Robert D. Doty I n s t i t u t e of P a c i f i c I s l a n d s F o r e s t r y
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• 2005 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report Chapter 5: MIP `Elepaio Management
• INTRODUCTION The establishment of the National Park of American Samoa (NPSA) was authorized by
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• Moving I`iwi (Vestiaria coccinea) as a Surrogate for Future Translocations
• Between 2002 and 2004, a vegetation survey was completed to document vascular plant species within the 598-ha (1,478-acre) parcel of Ka'pahu, Haleakal National Park. The
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• Executive Summary Erosion and associated sedimentation are one of the primary threats to Guam's
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• We detected various levels of Hawaiian hoary bat activity in or around all national parks on the islands of Hawai`i, Maui, and Moloka`i, during summer surveys in 2005. Based
• Effects of alien rodents on Hawaiian mesic forest Army Environmental Annual Report (Aug 2006-June 2007)
• LITERATURE CITED Adams, E., and M. L. Morrison. 1993. Effects of forest stand structure and composition on Red-
• CHAPTER 3. WEED CONTROL 3.1 PCSU CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS
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• PLANT INVASION INTO AN ""OHI'A-TREE F E W R A I N FOREST FOLLOWING EXPERIMENTAL CANOPY OPENING
• 2009 Makua and Oahu Implementation Plan Status Report CHAPTER 6: RESEARCH PROGRAM
• Best Management Practices Introduction
• EFFECTS OF FERAL ANIMALS ON WOODY VEGETATION: SANTA CRUZ ISLAND, CALIFORNIA
• Literature review and thesis proposal Introduction: Island species at risk
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• DRAFT 20 September 2008 2008 Mkua Implementation Plan Status Report XV
• Sampling design and methodology Most of the sampling effort for this investigation was allocated to marine fishes, since they
• LITERATURE CITED Anderson, S. B. 2003. Introduced Axis deer (Axis axis) on Maui, Hawai'i: history, current
• CAN PLAN OR NO CAN PLAN? REVIEW OF NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PLANNING IN HAWAI`I
• Final DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• This report combines data for procellariiform seabird colony searches conducted in 2005, sporadic surveys for procellariiformes between 2001 and 2005, as well as seabird radar surveys
• CHAPTER 3: RARE PLANT MANAGEMENT 3.1 Introduction to Rare Plant Management
• Other Observations The focus of this inventory was vascular plants, but a few observations of birds and
• CA 8044-AO-001 Olaa Kilauea Partnership Studies Phase 1 Olaa Kilauea Partnership Area Feral Animal Monitoring Report
• The west slope of Haleakala, from the park entrance at 2050 m to the summit at 3055 m, includes strong gradients in both elevation and rainfall. Mean annual rainfall ranges from less than 1000
• RESPONSES OF FERAL PIGS TO TRAP TYPES AND FOOD BAITS C. H. Diong
• APPARENT PATHOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF VACCINIUM SPP. AND DODONAEA SP.
• Table 1.1 Gastropod families containing slugs (South 1992; new family names from Barker 2001).
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• IMPACT OF ALIEN SLUGS ON NATIVE PLANT SEEDLINGS IN A DIVERSE MESIC FOREST, O`AHU, HAWAI`I, AND A STUDY OF SLUG FOOD PLANT
• INTRODUCTION The Natural Rcsource Staff (NRS), employed by the Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit (PCSU),
• Host population persistence in the face of introduced vector-borne diseases: Hawaii amakihi and
• Molecular Ecology (2007) doi: 10.1111/j.1365-294X.2007.03550.x 2007 The Authors
• Duffy, D. C. and F. Kraus 2006. Science and the Art of the Solvable in Hawai`i's Extinction Crisis. Environment Hawaii 16 (11) May 2006 1, 3-6. Popular version without
• Do Appalachian Herbaceous Understories Ever Recover
• Cormorants and Human Interactions:An Introduction Hutr~nnconflicts with animals go hark a1
• Suid-Afrikaanse Tydskrif vir Wetenskap Val. 84 Maart 1988 On the scientific basis for reducing the South African seal
• Environmental Uncertainty and Commercial Fishing: Effects on Peruvian Guano Birds
• Condor85:305-307 C The CooperOrnithologml Society1983
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• Why is the Double-crested Cormorant a Problem? Insights from Cormorant Ecology and Human Sociology
• Reprinted from Colonial Waterbirds, Volume 15, No. 1, 1992 Biodiversity and Research on Seabirds
• Seabird Foraging Aggregations: A Comparison of Two Southern Percy Fitz~atrickInstitute of African Ornithology, University of Cape Town, Rondehoscl~7700, sollth ~ f ~ i ~ ~
• Zoo Biology 6:373-378 (1987) Submarine Foraging Behavior of Alcids in
• TheCondor892730-834 0 The CooperOrnithologicalSociety1987
• Reprinted from Seabirds: feeding biology and role in marine ecosystems
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• CHAPTER 4: SUPPORT OF THE BIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT AND OPINION 4.1 INTRODUCTION
• Kueffer & Loope 2009 Miconia calvescens: a case example of the need for
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• Aspects of the Ecology of Blue-footed and Peruvian Boobies at the Limits of their Ranges on
• CHAPTER 5 INVERTEBRATE MANAGEMENT 5.1 Introdnction to Rare Snail Management
• CHAPTER 4: RARE VERTEBRATE MANAGEMENT 4.1 Introduction to Rare Vertebrate Management
• CHAPTER 3: RARE PLANT MANAGEMENT 3.1 Introduction to Rare Plant Management
• Kaukonahua Fire Report September 6, 2007
• LITERATURE CITED Atkinson, C. T., K. L. Woods, R. J. Dusek, L. S. Sileo, and W. M. Iko. 1995. Wildlife disease
• CHAPTER 5: RARE INVERTEBRATE MANAGEMENT 5.1 Introduction to Rare Snail Management
• SHORT COMMUNICATIONS 117 highestquality obtainablecommerciallyand are virtually
• 2004 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report 5.0 RARE PLANT STABILIZATION PLAN STATUS
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• Technical Report No, 5 REVISED CHECK-LIST OF VASCULAR PLANTS OF
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• 6.0 NATIVE REVEGETATION Photopoints over two year period. From solid Clidemia hirta to an endangered species garden. Kaluaa
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• 2007 Mkua and O`ahu Implementation Plan Status Report Chapter 5: Research Activities
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• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 9.0 Strategy for Stabilization of Koolau Achatinella species
• IV. Ethnohistory The word 'ethnohistory' refers to the reconstruction of past
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 6.0 Monitoring and Adaptive Management
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 2.0 Geographic Scope of the Oahu Implementation Plan
• 2008 Status Report Mkua Implementation Plan
• Landscape Patterns of Abundance of Zxodes scapularis (Acari:Ixodidae) on Shelter Island, New York
• hllGRATOKY NONGAME IllHDS OF IMANAGEMENT CONCERN IN T I E NOXTIIEhST 1 GULL-BILLED TERN
• SEABIRDS: MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS AND RESEARCH OPPORTUNFTlES
• Notes and Comments Ecoloy~..67(1). 1986. pp 1091-1093
• SHORT COMMUNICATIONS 219 minor feather wear. It was photographed, measured
• S. Afr. J. Wildl. Res. 1987,17(4) Short Communication
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• TECHNICAL REPORT No, 7 02-Year FIRST PROGRESS REPORT
• Technical Report 48 THE DISTRIBUTION, IMPACT AND POTENTIAL MANAGEMENT
• CA 8044-AO-001 Olaa Kilauea Partnership Studies Phases 2 & 3 Olaa Kilauea Partnership Area Rare Plant Propagation and Outplanting Report
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• LITERATURE CITED Anderson, S. J., P. K. Higashino, J. T. Tunison, and L. W. Cuddihy. 1988. Botanical
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• Third Progress Report OHIA RAIN FOREST STUDY
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 1.0 Introduction
• THE HISTORY OF NATIVE PLANT PROPAGATION W'D RE-INTRODUCTION IN
• Report for the Ecosystem Management Program Phakuloa Training Area, Island of Hawai`i
• Annual Report for the Ecosystem Management Program Pohakuloa Training Area, Island of Hawaii
• Annual Report for the Ecosystem Management Program Pohakuloa Training Area, Island of Hawaii
• 2009 Makua and Oahu Implementation Plan Status Report CHAPTER 5: OIP ACHATINELLA SPECIES MANAGEMENT
• Using Detector Dogs to locate Euglandina rosea Alice Whitelaw and Aimee Hurt, Working Dogs for Conservation, Kapua Kawelo,
• 2008 Status Report Mkua Implementation Plan
• 2008 Mkua Implementation Plan Status Report xi Introduction
• 2008 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report Chapter 1.0: Ecosystem Management
• Chapter 2.0: RARE PLANT STABILIZATION PLAN STATUS General Rare Plant Issues
• 2008 Mkua Implementation Plan Status Report Chapter 4.0: MIP `Elepaio Management
• Mkua Implementation Plan Status Report I Environmental Outreach
• APPENDIX. Annotated list of all arthropod taxa collected. The following list includes only taxa captured during the course of this inventory. We exclude
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 3.0 Identification of Units for Management of Oahu Plant,
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 5.0 Threat Assessments and Stabilization Priority Tiers for
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 12.0 Oahu Implementation Plan Management Units
• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 Section 2: OIPAppendix
• 2007 Mkua Implementation Plan Status Report Chapter 3.1: Achatinella mustelina Management
• Nick Reppun Oahu Army Natural Resource Program
• Report to the U.S. Army Garrison Hawaii Attn: Kapua Kawelo
• DROSOPHILA COLLECTING TECHNIQUES Fly survey supplies
• 2007 Mkua and O`ahu Implementation Plan Status Report Appendix IV: Literature Cited
• 2006 O`ahu Implementation Plan Status Update Chapter 6: Research Activities
• Army NRS NARS Special Use Permit 2006 LINDA LINGLE
• 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 VALUE OF MESIC FORESTS IN HAWAII
• 3.0 ANIMAL CONTROL Fencing and community hunting at Honouliuli Preserve, Oahu
• 7.0 POST PLANTING TREATMENT Cyanea grimesiana subsp. obatae, a critically endangered lobelia.
• IMPACT OF ALIEN SLUGS ON NATIVE PLANT SEEDLINGS IN A DIVERSE MESIC FOREST, O`AHU, HAWAI`I, AND A STUDY OF SLUG FOOD PLANT
• LITERATURE REVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF HYPOTHESES INTRODUCTION
• PALATABILITY OF FIVE NATIVE HAWAIIAN PLANT SPECIES TO FIVE ALIEN SLUG SPECIES
• LITERATURE CITED Albrectsen, B.R., H. Gardfjell, C.M. Orians, B. Murray and R.S. Fritz (2004)
• 2005 STATUS REPORT MAKUA IMPLEMENTATION PLAN
• 2005 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report Chapter 1: Feral Ungulate Management
• Chapter 3: RARE PLANT STABILIZATION PLAN STATUS General Rare Plant Issues
• 2005 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report Chapter 4: Achatinella mustelina Management
• APPENDICIES Palikea Fire Reconnaissance
• 2004 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report 1.0 INTRODUCTION
• 2004 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report 3.0 ACHATINELLA MUSTELINA MANAGEMENT
• Makua Implementation Plan Status Report 4.0 `ELEPAIO MANAGEMENT
• CHAPTER 4: RARE VERTEBRATE MANAGEMENT 4.1 Introduction to Rare Vertebrate Management
• Appendix 2-A Weed Plot Methodology and Data Sheets Weed Plot Methodologies
• Appendix 2H: Weed Survey Form Name:_________________________________________________________ Range:___________________________
• Appendix 3-A Hawaii Rare Plant Restoration Group Rare Plant Field Data Scientific Name ___________________________________________________ Date ____________________
• Measures of Fitness and Genetic Variation in the Endangered Hawaiian Genus Hesperomannia
• CHAPTER 2 WEED MANAGEMENT 2.1 Introduction to Weed Management
• U. S. ARMY GARRISON HAWAII OAHU TRAINING AREAS
• CHAPTER 2 WEED MANAGEMENT 2.1 Introduction to Weed Management
• LITERATUKE CITED Atkinson, C. T., K. L. Woods, R. J. Dusek, L. S. Sileo, and W. M. Iko. 9 9 5 . Wildlife Diseases
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• Appendix A. Species Tested in Controlled Burns and Oven Heating Experiments. Argemone glauca, Pua kala (Papaveraceae)
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• Draft DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• Final DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• Final DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• Addendum to the Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation
• A PRELIMINARY LIST OF CORAL SPECIES OF THE NATIONAL PARK OF AMERICAN SAMOA
• Chapter 4.1 Cost Estimates Assumptions Addendum to the
• Chapter 4-3 Implementation Actions: Detailed Cost Estimates and Time Schedule Trigger Action Description Trigger Action Taxon Unit
• Eighteen I`iwi were selected for the translocation and 15 survived to be color-banded and released (Table 1). None of the color banded I`iwi were re-sighted during the
• . and P. D. ution surveys
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• CATALOG OF HAWAIIAN S E A B I R D C O L O N I E S Stewart I . Fefer, Darcy HU and Maura B. Naughton
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• LITERATURE CITED Andrew, S. 1981. Black-crowned Night-Heron predation on Black-necked Stilt. Elepaio
• THE BIOLOGY OF A GEOTHERMALLY HEATED BRACKISH WATER POOL AT P O H O I K I , HAWAI'I
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• seedlings: Acacia -koa, Coprosma stephanocarpa, Dodonaea eriocarpa, Yyrsine lanaiensis, Planchonella sandwicensis, and
• Literature Cited Barret SCH and Kohn JR (1991) Genetic and Evolutionary Consequences of Small
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• IMPLEMENTATION PLAN MAKUA MILITARY RESERVATION
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• Final Oahu Implementation Plan 2008 10.0 Strategy for Management of Chasiempis sandwichensis
• COOPERATIVE NATIOKAL PARK RXSOURCES STUDIES UNIT 72NICTRSITU O F HAWAII AT lvlRNOA
• 2009 Status Report Makua and Oahu Implementation Plans
• A RESEARCH DESIGN FOR THE STUDY OF HUMAN SETTLEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE I N SOUTHWESTERN O'AHU
• CHAPTER 3: PROPAGATION AND OUTPLANTING 3.1 INTRODUCTION
• A SIMULATION MODEL OF THE POPULATIONS OF THE DARK-RUMPED PETREL
• COOPERATIVE NATIONAL PARK RESOURCES STUDIES UNIT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
• Technical Report 103 Distribution and Abundance of Alien and Native Plant
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• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy Acknowledgements
• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy A-1 Ahupua`a: land division usually extending from the uplands to the sea, so called because
• 2009 Makua and Oahu Implementation Plan Status Report 311 CHAPTER 3: MIP/OIP RARE PLANT STABILIZATION PLANS
• Biology and Conservationof the Endangered HawaiianDark-rumpedPetrel
• Management Concerns Alien species
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• II. Archaeology and Samoan Prehistory Archaeological research in Samoa has documented a rich and
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• 3.930 RCUH Safety & Accident Prevention Program Form D-25 (Rev. 7/02, 02/04, 05/04, 3/05, 09/09, 10/09)
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• INTRODUCTION The Natural Resource Staff (NRS), employed by the Pacific Cooperative Studies Unit (PCSU),
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• U. S. ARMY GARRISON HAWAI`I O`AHU TRAINING AREAS
• CooperativeNational Park Resources Studies Unit Universityof Hawaii at Manoa
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• Toward a World Strategy for Seabird Sanctuaries Perhaps more than any other gronp of
• 4.0 WEED CONTROL 4.1 INTRODUCTION
• LITERATURE CITED Adobe Systems Incorporated. 2000. Minitab Statistical Software, Release 13.
• Management Suggestions Natural Resource Protection
• PROJECT METHODS Botanical and ethnobotanical surveys were conducted over an 18-month period during
• Chapter 11-Geology Mauna Loa, extending from about 20,000 :Feet below sea 1.evelto 13,680
• Final Report. Technical Report 136
• Medical and Veterinary Entomology (1987) 1, 103-106 Diel rhythms of tick parasitism on incubating African penguins
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• Appendix 5A Rare Snail Monitoring Form New Population? Y / N
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• Technical Report 103 Distribution and Abundance of Alien and Native Plant
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• Chapter V I I I -The Vegetation Map and Vegetation Profiles By Dieter Mueller-Dombois
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• RESULTS BROWN TREESNAKE POPULATIONS The model selected by program MARK as the most parsimonious, based
• S a f e p e s t i c i d e u s e i n f o r m a t i o n f o r m a n a g e r s w i t h d i s c u s s i o n l e a d e r
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• HawaiiHawaiiHawaii---Pacific Islands Cooperative Ecosystem Studies UnitPacific Islands Cooperative Ecosystem Studies UnitPacific Islands Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit What are Cooperative Ecosystem Studies
• SEAUIRD-FISIIERIES INTERACTIONS: EVALUATION WITH DIMENSIONLESS RATIOS
• The guano islands of Peru: the once and future management of a renewable resource
• No alien species of concern were encountered during our surveys at PUHO, though there have been two reliable reports of Jackson's chameleons by staff within the park. Both of the sightings
• 2005 Oahu Implementation Plan Status Update Chapter 6.0 Oahu Implementation Plan Status Update 2005
• The Auk 111(3):716-720, 1994 Allozyme Phylogeny of Spheniscus Penguins
• U. S. ARMY GARRISON HAWAII OAHU TRAINING AREAS
• 13 Ants, ticks, and nesting dynamic interactions?
• LITERATURE CITED American Ornithologists' Union. 1998. Check-list of North American Birds. 7th
• INTRODUCTION Kalaupapa National Historical Park (KALA) was established in 1980, dedicated to
• CooperativeNationalParkResourcesStudiesUnit University of Hawaii at Manoa
• Materials & Methods A grid of 12 plots, each 225m2 and a minimum of 20m from its closest neighbor, was
• .z P m r h l ~ k tW O R T United States Department of the Interior
• BREEDING BIOLOGY eND BEHRVIOR OF THE DARK-RUMPED PETREL In this chapter I will discuss the breeding biology and
• 5.0 PROPAGATING NATIVE PLANTS: INTRODUCTION Growing your own plants for a restoration project is a highly rewarding endeavor. The
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• Oahu Rare Snail Working Group Reintroduction Guidelines FINAL DRAFT April 2007
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• XIX Congressus Internationalis Ornithologici
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• Annual Report for the Ecosystem Management Program Pohakuloa Training Area, Island of Hawaii
• TABLE OF ENCENTS MANAGFNENT SUMMRKY . . . . . . . . . . . . i
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• Final DACA83-96-D-0007/0055 Implementation Plan for Makua Military Reservation,
• INTRODUCTION There are no native amphibians (salamanders, caecilians, or frogs), turtles,
• ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ON LEPTOSPIRAE I N H A W A I ' I C . H. Sengbusch
• THE EFFECTS OF FERAL PIGS ON A MONTANE R A I N FOREST I N HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL PARK
• Managing Flueggea neowawraea on O`ahu O`ahu Army Natural Resource Program
• 2004 Makua Implementation Plan Status Report 6.0 MANAGEMENT UNIT STATUS
• COOPERATIVE NATIONAL PARK RESOURCES STUDIES UNIT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI'I AT MANOA
• Herbs and Clearcutting: Reply to Elliot and Loftis and
• Chapter V-Soils by Dieter Mueller-Dombois
• Figure 5. View of lower Waikolu Valley and `kala Islet from Waikolu Overlook, Moloka`i, 2005. Figure 6. Aerial view of Kka`iwa`a Peninsula, Kalaupapa National Historical Park, Moloka`i, 2005.
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• The Condor 86:301-304 0 The CooperOrnithologicalSociety1984
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• Landscape Assessment of the Degree of Protection of Alaska's Terrestrial Biodiversity
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• Biodiversity in the Herbaceous Layer and Salamanders in Appalaclian Psimnry Forests
• Translocation of I`iwi was successful with no mortality occurring during helicopter transport and all birds appeared in good physical condition upon arrival on
• An inventory of aquatic and forest birds was conducted in the natural areas of American Memorial Park, Saipan, to determine their abundance with emphasis on the status of the
• Surveys at stations resulted in 72 five-minute point count periods equating to six hours of censusing. These were divided among established stations (n=47) and new stations
• APPENDIX A. TOTAL BIRD COUNTS FOR ALL TRANSECT STATIONS Total bird counts for all transect stations, American Memorial Park, Saipan, Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands, 1930 July
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• APPENDIX -SPECIMENS DEPOSITED AT THE US NATIONAL MUSEUM SPECIES SITE FIELD TAG
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• Marine vertebrates were investigated at four national parks in Hawai`i in 2005; Kalaupapa National Historical Park (KALA) -island of Moloka`i; Pu`ukohol Heiau National Historic
• Results from the present investigation The four national parks included in this investigation had an impressive species richness of
• LITERATURE CITED Ball, F. 1977. Benthic marine algae of the coastal waters of Puukohola Heiau National Historic
• APPENDIX A. MARINE VERTEBRATE SPECIES OBSERVED AND RECORDED IN EACH NPS UNIT BY ZONE
• 1. Introduction The spread of fire-adapted alien grasses has made native plant communities more
• Identification of fire-tolerant native species is a first step towards building native plant communities that are resilient to wildfires. Fire-tolerance, defined here as the ability to survive or colonize
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• Kueffer & Loope 2009 Current categorization efforts for
• Kueffer & Loope 2009 Toolbox for prevention, early detection
• Kueffer & Loope 2009 Asner, G.P. & Vitousek, P.M. (2005) Remote analysis of biological invasion and
• We conducted presence or absence and distribution surveys for seabirds throughout Haleakal National Park from April through August 2005. Results showed the presence
• DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS The purpose of this study was to provide baseline data about procellariiform seabird species at
• LITERATURE CITED Ainley, D. G., T. C. Telfer, and M. H. Reynolds. 1997. Townsend's and Newell's Shearwater.
• PACIFIC COOPERATIVE STUDIES UNIT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI`I AT MNOA
• This botanical inventory of War in the Pacific National Historical Park, located in the Territory of Guam, Mariana Islands, documents at least 90% of the plant taxa that occur
• This section describes the methodology implemented for field surveys, image and specimen voucher collections, and data management and analysis. A description of the
• APPENDIX. PLANT CHECKLIST FOR WAPA Abundance by Unit
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• INTRODUCTION The lava-ignited Kupukupu fire began May 17th
• We did not conduct new radar surveys for this inventory, but summarized results of radar surveys carried out by HAVO RM in 2002, and reviewed three published studies of radar
• SURVEY METHODS Methods for this survey (Figure 2) followed protocols outlined by Conant and VanGelder
• TABLE 5. RARE, THREATENED AND ENDANGERED PLANTS HISTORICALLY KNOWN FROM MOLOKAI (with excerpts of type collection
• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Many thanks to those assisting in field work: Aukai Arce, Albert Agliam, Keahialaka
• PACIFIC COOPERATIVE STUDIES UNIT UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI`I AT MNOA
• In 2003, the National Park Service acquired 46,943 ha of Kahuku Ranch, in the Ka' district of Hawai`i. This addition to Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park includes a diverse
• About 18,000 ants were collected on 4,300 chopsticks at 360 sites. From these, 823 locations were determined for 20+ species (Table 1). A total of 23 species of ants were
• We surveyed six areas of KALA (Fig. 2). Few biological transects existed at KALA prior to this survey, thus we established several new transects across a range of elevations and
• RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Three native bird species and 12 non-native bird species were detected during the surveys
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• V. Agriculture and Domestically Useful Plants In this chapter we review cultivation within the National
• VII. Medicinal Plants During our field research the use of medicinal plants
• X. Conclusions Summary of Findings.
• This survey of the vegetation of Ka'pahu was conducted between 2002 and 2004. To become familiar with rare plants previously located in the area, the natural diversity
• Soil erosion and associated nearshore sedimentation are the primary threat to Guam's terrestrial and marine ecosystems (Richmond 1993; Gawel 1999; Birkeland
• Appendix 1. Estimated Sediment Loads
• Shoreline bird surveys were conducted in Kalaupapa National Historical Park (KALA), Haleakala National Park (HALE), and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park (HAVO) to
• The three national parks surveyed during this inventory contain coastline that has adequate habitat for migratory shorebirds. The open grasslands, strand vegetation, rocky
• APPENDIX: SHORELINE BIRD HABITATS IN HAWAII VOLCANOES NATIONAL The first survey segment from the Kau boundary fence to Punaluu Beach Park was
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• RESULTS AND DISCUSSION We collected a total of 60,146 individual arthropods in the course of this inventory. Of these,
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• INTRODUCTION Reintroduction of captive-reared birds to augment existing bird populations in the wild is a major
• MACROHABITAT Maui Parrotbill showed strong associations with specific floristic and structural characteristics of
• Ka'pahu, Haleakal National Park (HALE) was acquired by the National Park Service (NPS) in 1999. Flora and fauna researchers and managers at the National Park Service
• NON-NATIVE MAMMAL REPORT By Cathleen Natividad Bailey, Timothy Paulokaleioku Bailey and Gale Plana
• The inventory confirmed the presence of Bocconia infestations in each of the three survey areas. Bocconia was distributed across 1,522 ha in the vicinity of Wood Valley,
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• The Kahuku Unit of the Hawai`i Volcanoes National Park (HAVO) was surveyed for native and non-native birds from January to September of 2005. Bird habitat comprised
• Digital airborne and satellite imagery and vegetation maps (Jacobi 1989) were examined to locate bird habitat within Kahuku and to determine the extent of areas to be surveyed.
• A total of ten native and 14 non-native bird species was detected during VCP surveys within the five Kahuku study areas (Table 2). The native species included: Hawaiian
• Native Species Accounts Hawaiian Goose (Nn)
• Figure 5. Hawaiian Hawk (`Io) occurrence (solid points) at survey stations in the Kahuku region of Hawai`i Island (inset). Shaded area indicates species range. Contours
• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT
• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy MARINE CONSERVATION NEEDS
• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy FRESHWATER AND ANCHIALINE
• Hawaii's Statewide Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Strategy NORTHWESTERN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
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• None of the alien species of concern were encountered at any of the West Hawai`i national parks surveyed. However, one of the difficulties with analyzing survey results is
• Appendix A: Reference List of Common and Scientific Names Scientific name Common name
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• LITERATURE CITED Altonn, H. 1960. Rare isle bat isn't a belfry dweller. Honolulu Star-Bulletin, April 17,
• IMPACT OF INTRODUCED ARTHROPODS ON ENDEMIC TERRESTRIAL ORGANISMS I N HAWAI'I*
• Sampling consisted of directed searches of the accessible parts of the main crater, western hill, crater perimeter, and floors and walls of the shallow secondary craters. We made a
• OBSERVATIONS AND DISCUSSION The dominant vegetation of the `la`a Trench is open canopy, montane, wet `hi`a
• Aide, T.M., Zimmerman, J.K., Herrera, L., Rosario, M., and Serrano, M. 1995. Forest recovery in abandoned tropical pastures in Puerto Rico. Forest Ecology and Management 77:77-
• Appendix 1. Summary information for four permanent forest monitoring plots on Ta'u, American Samoa. NO/HA = the number of individuals per hectare, RA = relative abundance, BA
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