Environmental Systems Research Institute Inc. / Marion / /
Continent
North America / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Environmental Systems Research Institute / University of Hawaii / Edmondson Hall / University of Hawai`i / Army Garrison / /
NaturalFeature
Mt. Ka`ala / Hawai`i / Palolo Valley / Wai`anae Mountains / Nu`uanu valley / Mauna Loa / Ko`olau Mountains / Wai`anae mountain / Waianae Mountains / Kaua`i / Ko`olau mountain / Manoa valley / /
Organization
U.S. Army Environmental Division / IUCN / Division of Forestry and Wildlife / United States Army / University of Hawaii / Univ. of Hawai`i / Directorate of Public Works / U.S. Army / World Conservation Union/Species Survival Commission / American Ornithologists’ Union / Nature Conservancy of Hawai`i / Environmental Systems Research Institute / Academy of Natural Sciences / Environmental Division / Department of Land and Natural Resources / Division of Water and Land Development / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service / J. Linnaean Society / University of Hawai`i / /
Person
G. VAN RIPER / C. VAN RIPER / III / Kai Valleys / ERIC A. VANDERWERF / Grant / Wilson Bull / K. Kawelo / V / /
Wilson Bull., 113(1), 2001, pp. 10–16 CURRENT DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF THE O`AHU `ELEPAIO ERIC A. VANDERWERF,1,3,4,5 JOBY L. ROHRER,2 DAVID G. SMITH,3 AND MATTHEW D. BURT2