The ʻAlalā

The Hawaiian Crow: ‘Alalā  Corvus hawaiiensis

Due to a variety of threats in the wild, the ‘Alalā are considered extinct in the wild and can currently only be found within a conservation breeding program or at the Panaʻewa Zoo. There are over 100 birds within the conservation population. ʻAlalā releases in to the native forests of Hawaii began in the winter of 2016 and are ongoing.