FOR MEDIA RELEASE: The Guam Museum’s upcoming HITA talk
SummaryThe Guam Museum will host a powerful new HITA Talk on Saturday, May 16, from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. in the museum’s indoor theater. The
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A prewar image of a CHamoru peskådot posing with a fanihi or fruit bat.
A prewar image of a CHamoru peskådot posing with a fanihi or fruit bat.
Fanihi were a regular part of the CHamoru diet for millennia, but have become highly endangered due to overhunting, loss of habitat and the brown tree snake.
It isn’t clear how many fanihi are left in Guam, since they often fly back and forth between Guam and Rota.
They have been declared an endangered species and it is now illegal to hunt or harm in any way the fanihi in Guam.
Sculpting Landscapes: The Art of Eunkyung Jeon
SummaryThe opening reception will be held on Saturday, May 9, 4pm-6pm. We hope you’ll join us in celebrating this exhibition! If you are unable to
Stories That Shape Us: Join “Estorian Inadahi Guåhan” This May
SummaryGuåhan’s history is alive in its landscapes, its people, and the stories passed down through generations. This May, you’re invited to be part of a