Why Volunteers Need Your Help In Their Work Restoring Native Plants The many years of human occupation on Midway have taken their toll on the native plant community. The diversity of native plants …Continue Reading about Why Volunteers Need Your Help In Their Work Restoring Native Plants
With Your Help, Volunteers Sustain the Albatross Banding Program and Collection of Critical Data The following was written by a former U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) Volunteer Kyle Richardson (K2) in 2024. Photos by …Continue Reading about With Your Help, Volunteers Sustain the Albatross Banding Program and Collection of Critical Data
Midway’s managed wetlands provide a lifeline for those “other” migratory birds. Author and photo credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Volunteer Nikki Preston. Special Note: This was written before the …Continue Reading about Midway’s managed wetlands provide a lifeline for those “other” migratory birds.
Introducing Anna Karapin-Springorum! Meet Anna, an education specialist, who is one of the 2024/25 six-month volunteers on Kuaihelani (Midway Atoll). Hi all! …Continue Reading about Introducing Anna Karapin-Springorum!