Fern Spotlight: ʻAmaʻu
Often iconically featured in articles on Hawaiian natural history because of its large, eye-catching, reddish-hued young fronds, the ‘ama‘u is indeed a special Hawaiian fern.
Michael Gloriani Visits Vertebrate Zoology
Michael Gloriani, a senior undergraduate Biology student at [...]
Carmen Antaky Visits Vertebrate Zoology
Carmen Antaky, a graduate student at UH Manoa, visited the collection to take samples for her genetic research on the endangered Hawaiian band-rumped storm petrel.
Danielle Wasserman Visits Vertebrate Zoology
Danielle Wasserman, a PhD student from the City University of New York (CUNY), spent just over a week in Bishop Museum’s Vertebrate Zoology collection examining our Hawaiian honeycreeper specimens.
Dr. Allen Allison on an Expedition to New Britain, PNG – Part 3
A look at some of the amazing animals found by the expedition team!
