Balancing the Endangered and Invasive Among Us
Season 2017 Episode 28 | 56m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
We discuss invasive and endangered species we must take action on.
INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I gave several environmental agencies a difficult assignment: collaborate, prioritize and come up with a list of the top five indigenous species we must save – and the top five invasive species we must eliminate. The nene (goose), ‘io (hawk) and honu (sea turtle) might be on one list. The coqui frog, miconia and fire ants could be found on the other. Find out the results.
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Insights on PBS Hawaiʻi is a local public television program presented by PBS Hawai'i
Balancing the Endangered and Invasive Among Us
Season 2017 Episode 28 | 56m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
INSIGHTS ON PBS HAWAI‘I gave several environmental agencies a difficult assignment: collaborate, prioritize and come up with a list of the top five indigenous species we must save – and the top five invasive species we must eliminate. The nene (goose), ‘io (hawk) and honu (sea turtle) might be on one list. The coqui frog, miconia and fire ants could be found on the other. Find out the results.
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