The call of a crow or raven might sometimes be viewed as a nuisance or an annoyance–but not if that call was never to be heard again. In Hawaii, only a few kapuna (elders) remember the call of the Alala (Hawaiian Crow), which have become a highly endangered species. For a special treat this holiday season, visit The Keauhou Bird Conservation Center, which is opening its doors to the public for a rare glimpse at some of the world’s most endangered bird species. On December 13 and 14, a tour of the center’s breeding facility and aviary will be available. Reserve your spot soon to gain insight on Hawaii’s conservation goals and challenges and to witness these majestic, but rare creatures. Call or email today.