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https://abcbirds.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/Palila_Micharl-Walther_Oahu-Nature-Tours.jpg1921595Without bold and immediate action, up to 12 species of endemic Hawaiian honeycreepers will go extinct in the near future. The culprit will be deadly introduced diseases, such as avian malaria and pox. These pathogens are transmitted via nonnative mosquitoes, which, as the climate warms, are moving upslope into the birds' last forest strongholds. Just … Read More>>