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Are rubber vine lurking in your backyard?
Poisonous rubber vine needs to be controlled
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When the crew from the Maui Invasive Species Committee (MISC) arrived on Moloka‘i in February of 2005, they soon realized this was not going to be just another week at work. They were assisting t...
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The spread of little fire ants is not only a threat to neighbor islands... but our more distant neighbors, Guam.
Fire Ants Found on Guam, Could be 'Ecological Disaster on Par With Brown Tree Snake'
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Pacific News Center - The most breaking news, local news and sports news for Guam and the Marianas, along with K57's Trader Horn Classifieds
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Odorous house ants found on Maui. What ants do you have in your backyard?
Invasive, Fragrant Ants Crash Hawaii : Discovery News
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House ants, that smell like fresh coconut when smashed, are invading coconut-filled Hawaii.
Like · Comment · November 3, 2011 at 11:14pm ·
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New pest alert- an armored scale that is a significant threat to ornamental plants in Hawaii. Fiorinia phantasma can be found on a variety of plants, primarily Arecaceae. Let us know if you think you have seen this pest! Pest Alert: http://tinyurl.com/66bcy4n
Like · Comment · November 1, 2011 at 7:43pm ·
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Attention Maui high school teachers: The Maui Invasive Species Committee is offering several new invasive species classes from the Hoike O Halekala environmental curriculum. Learn more about this entertaining, science based tool about Haleakala at the MISC Blog: http://mauiinvasive.org/for-teachers/
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Free Classroom Visits Offered on Maui: Contact MISC 573-6471
By: Maui Invasive Species Committee (MISC)
Like · Comment · October 27, 2011 at 10:42pm ·
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Like to go hunting this Saturday for little fire ant on Maui? RSVP at this link or to miscpr@hawaii.edu.
Get involved! Help survey for Little Fire Ants Saturday, October 22.
www.mauiinvasive.org
Little fire ants (LFA) are devastating communities across the Pacific. Passive and deceitfully small in size, these South American imports pose a grave threat to Hawaii. They can deliver a painful ...
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Watch some of the stories of people in Hawai'i that are affected by little fire ant. Then take some time to put some peanut butter on a chopstick and see if you have little fire ant in your backyard. Post your pics of the ants you find here and we can help identify them. You can find instructions for LFA sampling at: lfahawaii.org
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEkKiACLKfo&list=PLEFAA582EDE11F8A0&feature=plpp
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Winter waves are starting to wash in the limu. Can you tell the native ones from the invasive?
The Maui County Early Detection Field Guide
By: Maui Invasive Species Committee (MISC)
Like · Comment · September 15, 2011 at 1:48pm ·
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We have to catch infestations early to have a chance. Let's learn from our experience with the coqui frog... and please let us know if you hear a coqui on any other islands!
Coqui frogs win battle for Hawaii island - Hawaii News - Staradvertiser.com
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Like · Comment · August 23, 2011 at 9:30pm ·
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Invasive animals in Hawaii is the hour-long topic on today's "Town Square" on Hawaii Public Radio.
Christy Martin (CGAPS), Rachel Neville (OISC), & Trae Menard (TNC/Kauai) are the guests.
5:00-6:00 p.m. Thursday June 9th on KIPO 89.3 FM / KIPM 89.7 FM.
Call in your questions/comments during the show !
Also available streaming on-line: www.hawaiipublicradio.org -- just click on "KIPO" at top right of HPR home page.
Hawaii Public Radio
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KHPR 88.1FM is at low power; an engineer will need to visit the site to reset a breaker tripped during the recent storm. All other transmitters are operating normally.
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The stinging nettle caterpillar has been found on Kauai! Read the updated HDOA pest alert to find out which Hawaiian Islands have this unpleasant visitor and the status of the biocontrol introduced to control its spread.
http://hawaii.gov/hdoa/pi/ppc/npa-1/Nettle%20Caterpillar%20NPA%204-11.pdf
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Like · Comment · June 9, 2011 at 4:50pm
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Are feral bee colonies dying in Hawaii? We need your help to find out. We are looking for locations of all nests, healthy or not. Report A Nest at Report A Pest. www.reportapest.org (go to online report form).
Hawaii Early Detection Network
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The Hawaii Early Detection Network provides community alerts about the new plant and animal arrivals that should be avoided and tools to aid in early detection and rapid response to these invaders.
Like · Comment · May 17, 2011 at 1:53pm ·
Hawaii "Eyes and Ears" Early Detection Network Got bees but don't know where they nest... try "beelining" to triangulate where they live: http://www.savethehives.com/fbp/Beelining.html
May 17, 2011 at 1:56pm

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Are rubber vine lurking in your backyard?

The spread of little fire ants is not only a threat to neighbor islands... but our more distant neighbors, Guam.

Odorous house ants found on Maui. What ants do you have in your backyard?

New pest alert- an armored scale that is a significant threat to ornamental plants in Hawaii. Fiorinia phantasma can be found on a variety of plants, primarily Arecaceae. Let us know if you think you have seen this pest! Pest Alert: http://tinyurl.com/66bcy4n

Like to go hunting this Saturday for little fire ant on Maui? RSVP at this link or to miscpr@hawaii.edu.

Winter waves are starting to wash in the limu. Can you tell the native ones from the invasive?

We have to catch infestations early to have a chance. Let's learn from our experience with the coqui frog... and please let us know if you hear a coqui on any other islands!

Hawaii "Eyes and Ears" Early Detection Network edited their Description and About.

The stinging nettle caterpillar has been found on Kauai! Read the updated HDOA pest alert to find out which Hawaiian Islands have this unpleasant visitor and the status of the biocontrol introduced to control its spread.

Are feral bee colonies dying in Hawaii? We need your help to find out. We are looking for locations of all nests, healthy or not. Report A Nest at Report A Pest. www.reportapest.org (go to online report form).