Hawaiian Avian Malaria: Non-Native Birds Key Spreaders
Hawaii’s Avian Malaria Crisis: A Canary in the Coal Mine for Global Ecosystem Health Over 90% of Hawaii’s native forest birds are now susceptible to avian malaria, a disease once largely confined to lower elevations. But this isn’t simply a localized tragedy. A groundbreaking new study, synthesizing years of research from the University of Hawaii … Read more
