Hawaii's precious habitats are 'literally screwed' after federal cuts
Briefly

The Kauai National Wildlife Refuge Complex, known for its stunning landscapes and endangered wildlife, faces turmoil after recent staff layoffs. Four employees, including the only biologist, were terminated due to a decision by the Trump administration. Bryn Webber, the now former biologist, had been hired to oversee endangered species like the koloa maoli and maintain habitat standards. These firings raise concerns regarding the future of the refuges and the wildlife within, amplifying fears over the already precarious status of native birds and their ecosystems.
I think the two words that all of us could use to sum this up is devastated and heartbroken.
The firings have brought uncertainty for the future of the refuges and their animals.
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