Vertebrate Zoology
The Vertebrate Zoology Collections at Bishop Museum include assemblages of mammals, birds, amphibians, and reptiles, along with fossils from Hawaiʻi and the Pacific Basin, with some material from other regions. The staff of these collections document non-fish vertebrates of the region through the collection and preservation of specimens, so they will be available to scientists, students, artists, and all interested persons through loans and supervised use at the Museum.
Mr. Uchiyama’s Big Dream
Haruo Uchiyama, a master wood carver from Japan, is bringing Honeycreepers to Bishop Museum!
Dr. Allen Allison on an Expedition to New Britain, PNG – Part 2
An update on Dr. Allison’s expedition to the Baining Mountains of New Britain, PNG.
Dr. Allen Allison on an Expedition to New Britain, PNG – Part 1
Dr. Allison and his colleagues are surveying the vertebrate fauna of New Britain. Stay tuned for updates!
Laurie Sumiye Visits Vertebrate Zoology
Natural history collections aren’t only visited by scientists – they are also a unique resource for artists.
Mr. Uchiyama’s Big Dream
Haruo Uchiyama, a master wood carver from Japan, is bringing Honeycreepers to Bishop Museum!
Dr. Allen Allison on an Expedition to New Britain, PNG – Part 2
An update on Dr. Allison’s expedition to the Baining Mountains of New Britain, PNG.
Dr. Allen Allison on an Expedition to New Britain, PNG – Part 1
Dr. Allison and his colleagues are surveying the vertebrate fauna of New Britain. Stay tuned for updates!
Laurie Sumiye Visits Vertebrate Zoology
Natural history collections aren’t only visited by scientists – they are also a unique resource for artists.
