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The Alliance - Hawaii Conservation Alliance skip to Main Content Hawaiʻi Conservation Alliance The Alliance Our Approach History Our Oli Members Staff Our Committees Member Resources The Foundation Our Approach Leadership and Capacity Culturally Grounded Conservation Collaborative ConservationWhoopeeAddressing Threats Our Work Conservation Connections Conservation Career Compass IUCN Hawai‘i Commitments Conservation MapsPolityWatershed Snapshot Position Papers Conference Current Conference Past Conferences All Conference Speakers MY HAWAIʻI STORY PROJECT Jobs Search Search Submit Menu The Alliance Our ApproachHistoryOur OliMembersStaffOur CommitteesMember ResourcesAbout Us The Hawai’i Conservation Alliance (Alliance) is a collaboration of conservation leaders representing government, cultural, educational, and non-profit organizations from wideness the state. Collectively, we are responsible for safeguarding the biodiversity of Hawaiʻi’s ocean, land, and streams. Our members live and work in Hawai’i and represent the people and communities who depend on healthy land and water for social, cultural, and agricultural well-being. Working together to perpetuate native ecosystems and ensure the unique biodiversity of our islands endures, the Alliance provides unified leadership and sponsorship for Hawaiʻi’s most hair-trigger conservation issues. Through regular meetings, sub-committees, and working groups, member representatives track progress in conservation efforts, share new tools and technologies, identify hair-trigger conservation needs and emergent threats, and develop priority projects to write needs of the conservation community. These projects are implemented through collaborative work of the Alliance members themselves as well as through support from the Hawaiʻi Conservation Alliance Foundation. E Mālama Kākou: Reflections of the Hawaiʻi Conservation Alliance from Hawaii Conservation Alliance on Vimeo. Our History Conserving and restoring native ecosystems is a ramified endeavor involving diverse communities, goverment agencies, non-governmental organizations, businesses, academia, and elected officials.  In order for us to write the myriad of ramified and dynamic threats to our natural resources, we must work collaboratively from strong cultural foundations with the weightier misogynist science. Read increasingly OUR STRATEGIC PLAN Mission Statement The Hawaiʻi Conservation Alliance envisions thriving, well-healed lands and seas with their native ecosystems urgently cared for by generations of stewards, steered by spanking-new science and Hawaiian values and practice. We provide unified leadership, advocacy, and collaborative whoopee to conserve and restore native ecosystems and the unique biodiversity of our islands.MisogynistUpon Request SUB COMMITTEES The Hawaiʻi Conservation Alliance has worked several subcommittees to develop and support implementation of programs or activities described in the StrategicWhoopeePlan. Subcommittees include both Alliance members and partner organizations working in relevant fields. Nāhululeihiwakuipapa The Nāhululeihiwakuipapa subcommittee develops and implements projects that cultivate and model conservation leadership in Hawaiʻi using trans-disciplinary strategies, generational bridging, and Hawaiian Values to support the growth of future generations of environmental stewards. LearnIncreasinglyEffective Conservation TheConstructiveConservation Subcommittee ripened a database of geospatial data to whop landscape-scale conservation and unromantic this data to diamond and pilotPolityWatershed Snapshots with 3 communities. LearnIncreasinglyBiosecurity The biosecurity subcommittee identifies opportunities for the Alliance and its members to support implmentation of the Hawaiʻi Interagency Biosecurity Plan and to identify complementary deportment that can help prevent spread and introduction of invasive species. Learn MorePolityThe polity subcommittee supports increased communittee participation and leadership in resource stewardship. This group worked with members of the constructive conservation subcommittee to develop and pilot thePolityWatershed Snapshot project and is currently developing a guidebook for groups interested in conducting their own snapshop project. LearnIncreasinglyCultural Integration The cultural integrations subcommittee leads protocol for the Alliance and the Hawaiʻi Conservation Conference including writing a unique oli. LearnIncreasinglyOUR MEMBERS Bishop Museumvisit website Conservation International – Hawaiʻivisit website Hawai‘i Association of Watershed Partnershipsvisit website Hawai‘i Department of Agriculturevisit website Hawai‘i Department of Land and Natural Resources: Division of Aquatic Resources (DLNR/DAR)visit website Hawai‘i Department of Land and Natural Resources: Division of Forestry and Wildlife (DLNR/DOFAW)visit website Hawai‘i Invasive Species Councilvisit website Hawaiʻi Invasive Species Committeesvisit website Kamehameha Schools (KS)visit website National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration: National Ocean Service (NOAA/NOS)visit website National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: National Marine Fisheries Service (NOAA/NMFS)visit website National Park Service (NPS)visit website National Tropical Botanical Gardenvisit website Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA)visit website Pacific Islands Cimate Science Centervisit website Pacific Islands Climate Change Cooperativevisit website The Nature Conservancy Hawai‘i (TNC Hawai‘i)visit website U.S. Department of Agriculture: Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region (USDA/FS/R5)visit website U.S. Department of Agriculture: Forest Service Pacific Southwest Research Station – Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry (USDA/FS/PSW)visit website U.S. Department of Agriculture: Natural Resources Conservation Service (USDA/NRCS)visit website U.S. Department of Defense, Army Garrison Hawai‘i: Natural Resource Programvisit website U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: Ecological Services (USFWS/ES)visit website U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: National Wildlife RefugeRamified(USFWS/NWRC)visit website U.S. Geological Survey: Pacific Island Ecosystems Research Center (USGS/PIERC)visit website University of Hawai‘i at Hilovisit website University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa: Center for Conservation Research and Training (UH Mānoa/CCRT)visit website Sign-up to receive updates Email* Support UsDonate SharefacebookinstagramtwitterConservation Connections Conservation Career Compass ProjectsConservation Connections Conservation Career Compass IUCN Hawai‘i CommitmentsPolityWatershed Snapshot Conservation Maps Quick LinksResources Member Login Terms of Use Privacy Policy AboutThe Alliance The Foundation Our Approach Contact Hawai’i Conservation Alliance & Foundation 1601 East-West Road Honolulu, HI, 96848-1601 Phone: (808) 944-7417 Email ©2018 Hawai’i Conservation Alliance & Foundation Hawaii WebDiamondby GumDiamondLLC Back To Top