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timesofindia.indiatimes.com > world > us > since-2000-marc-benioff-and-his-wife-bought-more-than-600-acres-in-hawaii-worth-nearly-100-million-they-later-donated-440-acres-for-affordable-housing-starting-with-43-homes > articleshow > 134061719.cms

Since 2000, Marc Benioff and his wife bought more than 600 acres in Hawaii worth nearly $100 million; they later donated 440 acres for affordable housing, starting with 43 homes

20+ hour, 14+ min ago   (449+ words) Since 2000, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff and his wife, Lynne Benioff, have bought more than 600 acres of land in Hawaii worth nearly $100 million....

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timesofindia.indiatimes.com > science > hawaiis-native-stilt-nearly-disappeared-decades-ago-communities-and-scientists-helped-its-population-surpass-1500-after-decades-of-conservation-efforts > articleshow > 133293837.cms

Hawaii's native stilt nearly disappeared decades ago; communities and scientists helped its population surpass 1,500 after decades of conservation efforts

4+ week, 34+ min ago   (439+ words) Hawaii's native Hawaiian stilt, known as aeʻo, has made a remarkable recovery after decades of population decline pushed the bird to roughly 200 individuals in the 1940s. Habitat loss, hunting and introduced predators had severely affected the long-legged wetland bird....