About this campaign
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Pacific Rim Conservation has been involved in two translocation projects for ka?upu. From 2017-2021, we translocated over 100 ka?upu chicks from Tern Island and Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge to James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge. We have had 31 of these individuals return to the refuge and expect to see more return in 2025. From 2021-2024, we partnered with Grupo de Ecolog?a y Conservaci?n de Islas to translocate ka?upu chicks and eggs from Midway Atoll National Wildlife Refuge to Guadalupe Island Biosphere Reserve, off the coast of Mexico. We translocated 12 chicks and 129 eggs and of these, 127 chicks fledged. In 2024, 8 translocated ka?upu returned to Guadalupe Island!
In 2024, the first generation 2 ka'upu chick fledged from O'ahu, a huge milestone for the species and this project. Support this amazing cause by rocking this unique shirt featuring mother V666 and her chick, V999.
Photos and artwork by Erika Dittmar.
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