Crow Reports · September 12, 2026

CrowCRB V2: a clearer resource, a careful question

CrowCRB V2 is organized around a simple promise: useful, source-led coconut rhinoceros beetle information should stand on its own.

The resource library brings official reporting, identification, current-status, prevention, regulatory, research, and island-organization links together in one place. It also makes an important boundary unmistakable: CrowCRB is not an official reporting endpoint.

The Crow Proposal is now its own page because it is a question for controlled research, not an established result. The idea is to study whether appropriately trained corvids could add a detection capability—not to claim they work, replace detection dogs, or involve endangered ʻAlalā as casual experimental animals.