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2008 Board Members
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Calendar of Upcoming Events Program Meetings Program Meetings are sponsored by HAS and the UH Biology Department, and are held at UH Manoa's St. John lab building (Botany Building) in room 011 (ground floor auditorium). The address is 3190 Maile Way. Attendance is free and open to the public.
Shearwaters
Aaron Hebshi who has recently received his PhD from The University of Hawaii will be speaking about Shearwaters and his recent research on the diet of Shearwaters. His talk will start at 6:30 at UH Manoa's St. John lab building (Botany Building) in room 011 the address is 3190 Maile Way. Attendance is free and open to the public.
Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Network Network members seek to end commercial and extractive uses of the NWHI, ensure that administrative, educational and scientific activities are minimally disruptive, and to support a continuation of traditional Native Hawaiian cultural practices. A project of the Hawaii Audubon Society.
Pacific Fisheries Coalition A joint project of the Hawaii Audubon Society and the Hawai`i Fishermen's Foundation, Pacific Fisheries Coalition represents a unique collaboration between conservationists and fishermen to promote the protection and responsible use of marine resources through education and advocacy in Hawai`i and the Pacific. Visit Pacific Fisheries Coalition
Hawaii Audubon Society offers two grants per year for research in Hawaiian or Pacific natural history. Awards are oriented toward small-scale projects and generally do not exceed $500. Grants are reviewed semiannually. Deadlines are April 1 for summer/fall grants and October 1 for winter/spring grants. Application guidelines are also available by contacting the HAS office at (808) 528-1432 or hiaudsoc@pixi.com. Applications Due May 1, 2008 Download scholarship application. (PDF)
Hawaii Audubon Society Hawaii Audubon Society offers two grants per year for research in Hawaiian or Pacific natural history. Awards are oriented toward small-scale projects and generally do not exceed $500. Grants are reviewed semiannually. Deadlines are April 1 for summer/fall grants and October 1 for winter/spring grants. Application guidelines are also available by contacting the HAS office at (808) 528-1432 or hiaudsoc@pixi.com. |
Membership Enrollment
To Our Members Hawaii Audubon Society Board of Directors and staff send a sincere Mahalo to each one of you, our valued members. Your continued support and generosity make our work possible, and your enthusiasm and involvement help us grow! We hope you will enjoy this month's 'Elepaio issue and our State of the Society 2007 report, and that you'll be pleased to read about what we've accomplished and what is ahead. Your membership renewal for 2008 earns you a subscription to Volume 68 of the 'Elepaio, which we hope you will find interesting and informative. As always, we welcome your comments, suggestions, and submissions. Let this year be one in which you become more involved with Hawaii Audubon Society! Join us on a field trip or at one of our bimonthly program meetings. Consider volunteering in the office or at an event, or joining one of our action committees. Vacant seats on the Board of Directors are also available. Do you live on a neighbor island? Why not volunteer to help organize a field trip? Contact the HAS office for more information at (808) 528-1432 or hiaudsoc@pixi.com. From all of us here at Hawaii Audubon Society, thank you, sincerely, for your support.
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