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ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO MEET KOLOA RECOVERY GOALS: DEVELOPING MOLECULAR-BASED SIMULATIONS TO INFORM STOCKING AND REMOVAL PRACTICES

ADAPTIVE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO MEET KOLOA RECOVERY GOALS: DEVELOPING MOLECULAR-BASED SIMULATIONS TO INFORM STOCKING AND REMOVAL PRACTICES

PI: Philip Lavretsky

Sponsor: US FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE THROUGH GOVERNMENT OF HAWAII

Biological Sciences

Amount awarded: $86,027

This project creates a tool for the adaptive management of the pure endangered Hawaiian Duck (Anas wyvilliana) known locally as Koloa.

Posting date: Mon, 11/30/2020

Award start date: Thu, 10/01/2020

Award end date: Fri, 09/30/2022

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