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Column: Hawaiian ae‘o still an endangered bird

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                                The Ae‘o or Hawaiian Stilt are one of four endangered water bird speices found in Kawainui Marsh where the Department of Land and Natural Resources along with the Army Corps of Engineer broke ground for the construction of the Kawainui Marsh Environmental Restoration Project.
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The Ae‘o or Hawaiian Stilt are one of four endangered water bird speices found in Kawainui Marsh where the Department of Land and Natural Resources along with the Army Corps of Engineer broke ground for the construction of the Kawainui Marsh Environmental Restoration Project.

Linda M. B. Paul is president of the Hawaii Audubon Society.
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Linda M. B. Paul is president of the Hawaii Audubon Society.

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                                The Ae‘o or Hawaiian Stilt are one of four endangered water bird speices found in Kawainui Marsh where the Department of Land and Natural Resources along with the Army Corps of Engineer broke ground for the construction of the Kawainui Marsh Environmental Restoration Project.
Linda M. B. Paul is president of the Hawaii Audubon Society.