The Nunulu (Bonin Petrel) is a small, nocturnal petrel that breeds in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands from French Frigate Shoals to Kure. Nunulu historically bred in the main Hawaiian Islands but were extirpated likely due to the introduction of rats, cats, and other non-native mammals. From 2018-2021, Pacific Rim Conservation translocated 249 Nunulu from Midway Atoll to O'ahu, to establish a colony on a high island, protected from sea level rise. In 2021, the first translocated Nunulu returned to O'ahu and successfully fledged chicks! Currently, we have more than 30 nesting Nunulu pairs including a 3rd generation chick. Help support our work protecting Nunulu on O'ahu by sporting this awesome shirt!