Endangered Hawaiʻi

This 30-minute documentary, produced by American Bird Conservancy and funded by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, highlights the alarming reality that about 70 percent of native bird species in Hawaii are extinct. It features stunning footage that captures the unique biodiversity of Hawaii, along with the various habitats that these birds once called home.

Endangered Hawaiʻi explains the environmental crisis that has earned Hawaii the title of the "Bird Extinction Capital of the World." The film outlines the causes of this crisis and the ongoing efforts to develop solutions for the species that are on the brink of disappearing. This documentary short serves as a critical exploration of nature and conservation efforts, making it a significant piece for those interested in environmental issues and wildlife.