The Iliahi Foundation of Hawai'i
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Hawai'i based Environmental Conservation Groups
The following organizations are involved in education, conservation, protection and restoration of native Hawaiian endemic and indigenous plants and eco-systems.
Internet References:
1) The Nature Conservancy of Hawai'i
2) University of Hawai'i Kapiolani CC - Native Hawaiian Plants
3) University of Hawai'i Leeward CC - Plants in the Hawaiian Environment - Botany 130
4) University of Hawai'i at Manoa - College of Tropical Agriculture
5) Hawai'i DLNR - Department of Land and Natural Resources
7) Hawaiian Reforestation Program Foundation
8) Hawaiian Native Flowering Plants
10) Kapi'olani Community College - Botany
12) Lanai's 'Kanepuu' Nature Preserve
13) Lanipo trail hike to Iliahi groves above Maunalani Heights
15) Hawai'i Endangered Species
16) Hawaiian Nâ `A`ala ~ Fragrances - Iliahi
17) Hawai'i's Unique and Vanishing Flora - Iliahi
20) Bishop Museum - Botany homepage
22) Iliahi Elementary School of Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawai'i
23) Bishop Museum - Hawaiian endangered species
24) Hawai'i Forestry Industry Association
25) Hawai'i Eco-Systems at Risk - HEAR
30) University of Hawaii - Manoa Campus - 325 plant species
31) Hawaii's Unique and Vanishing Species
32) Malama Hawaii
33) How to plant a native Hawaiian garden
More resources:
Agri-Entreprenuers Links http://www.hawaiiag.org/8.htm
Agroforester.com http://www.agroforester.com
Ahupua`a Action Alliance http://www.ahupuaa.net/
CTAHR- Hawaii Forestry & Natural Resources http://www2.ctahr.hawaii.edu/forestry/
Ecosystem Based Management http://www.teamebm.com
Hakalau Forest National Wildlife Refuge http://www.r1.fws.gov/refuges/office/hakalau.htm
Hawaii Biological Survey http://hbs.bishopmuseum.org/hbs1.html
Hawaii Environmental Education Association http://heea.edgateway.net/index.csp
Hawaii Forestry Community Initiative http://www.hawaii.gov/hfciforest/
Hawaii Statewide GIS Program http://www.state.hi.us/dbedt/gis/
Hawaii Volcanoes Nat. Park http://www.nps.gov/havo/
Hawaiian Ecosystems at Risk Project http://www.hear.org
Hawaiian Stream Organisms http://www2.hawaii.edu/hsrc/home/aquaorg.htm http://www2.hawaii.edu/hsrc/home/
Natural Area Reserve system http://www.state.hi.us/dlnr/dofaw/nars
Natural Resources Conservation Service http://www.hi.nrcs.usda.gov/
Pacific Island Ecosystem Research Center http://biology.usgs.gov/pierc/
Society for Conservation Biology http://www.uhh.hawaii.edu/~scb/
Sustainable Agriculture Network http://www.sare.org
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service – Pacific Region http://www.r1.fws.gov
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service http://www.fws.gov
U.S. Forest Service: Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry http://ipif.psw.fs.fed.us
USDA National Agroforestry Center http://www.unl.edu/nac/
Book References:
- Daehler, R.E., 1989, TAHN HEONG SAHN -The Sandalwood Mountains
- Gast, R.H., 1976, Contentious Consul
- Hillebrand,W.F., 1965, Flora of the Hawaiian Islands
- Hirano, R.T., 1977. Propagation of Santalum.
- Judd, C.A., 1926, The Natural Resources of the Hawaiian Forest Regions and their Conservation.
- Judd, C.A., 1933., The Parasitic Habit of the Sandalwood Tree.
- Kepler, A.K., 1983, Hawaiian Heritage Plants.
- Kirch, P.V., 1992, Transported Landscapes.
- Kotzebue, O., 1830, New Voyage Round the World.
- Kuykendall, R.S., 1938, Hawaiian Kingdom.
- Lydgate, J.M., 1916, Sandalwood Days.
- Tan, P., 1951, A Historical Survey of Sino-Hawaiian Trade.
- Daws, G., 1968, The Shoal of Time.
Grant making foundations and organizations:
Click on the following web sites for more information on organizations that provide grants for programs that support conservation, protection and restoration of native Hawaiian endemic and indigenous plants and eco-systems.
2) Hawai'i Community Foundation - Natural Resources Conservation Program
3) TreeLink - The National Urban and Community Forestry Advisory Council
4) The Wallace Alexander Gerbode Foundation
5) The Harold K.L. Castle Foundation
6) The Foundation Center - (researching philanthropy resources nationwide)
7) The Foundation Center - (Hawaii's top 50 philanthropic foundations)
8) The Estate of James Campbell
9) The Cooke Family Foundation
10) The Atherton Family Foundation
11) The Jon and Karen Larson Family Foundation
Other Hawai'i based Environmental and Conservation Groups:
on OAHU:Ahupua'a Action Alliance
c/o Lynette Cruz 738-0084
Center for Plant Conservation
3860 Manoa Rd. 988-1788
Coral Reef Alliance
EarthJustice Legal Defense Fund
223 S. King St. 4th floor
599-2436
EarthTrust
Aikahi Park shopping Center #205
(808) 254-2866
Greenpeace Foundation
1118 Maunawili Rd.
(808) 263-4388
Hawai'i's 1,000 Friends
Hawai'i Audubon Society
850 Richards St. #505
Honolulu 96813
(808) 528-1432
Hawai'i Environmental Holdings
820 W. Hind Drive #127
373-2841
Hawai'i Natural Heritage Program
1116 Smith St. #201
537-4508
Hawai'i Nature Center
2131 Makiki Hts Dr.
955-0100
Heritage Research Productions
401 Kamakee #406
596-7514
Life of the Land
1111 Bishop St. #503
Honolulu 96813
(808) 533-3454
fax = 533-0993
The Nature Conservancy
1116 Smith #201
Honolulu, Hi 96813
(808) 537-4508
www.tnc.org/hawai'i
The Outdoor Circle
1314 S. King St. #306
(808) 593-0300Save Our Surf (SOS)
c/o John Kelly
(808) 734-8238
Sierra Club, Hawai'i chapter
PO Box 2577 Honolulu 96803
Jeffrey Mikulina Director,
tel: 808.538.6616
fax: 808.537.9019
web: www.hi.sierraclub.org
Trust for Public Land
212 Merchant St., #320
524-8560
on MAUI / MOLOKAI / LANAI:
Hawaiian Ecosystems At Risk
Project (HEAR)
c/o Research, PO Box 369,
Makawao, Maui 96768 572-4418
pt@hear.org www.hear.org
Hawai'i Nature Center
244-6500
Ka'ua Foundation
PO Box 909 Lahaina
667-9532 667-9511 (fax)
drcreech@aol.com
"Creatures of the Sea"
Keep Maui Maui
laluz@maui.net
573-3454
Maui Tomorrow
877-2462
Pacific Whale Foundation www.pacificwhale.org
879-8860
The Nature Conservancy,
Maui
572-7849 572-1375
The Nature Conservancy, Molokai
553-5236
Nene o Molokai
538-8444
Sierra Club, Maui
Lucienne de Naie 572-8331
Susan Bradford 573-3454
Voice Mail re: outings, etc.: 573-4147
on HAWAI'I ISLAND:Citizens Against Noise (C.A.N.)
c/o Barry Stokes 985-8861
pvnlog@aloha.net
Environment Hawai'i
website and newsletter...
published by Pat Tummons
www.planet-hawai'i.com/environment
pattum@aloha.net
282 Ululani St., Hilo 96720
phone 934-0115
fax 934-8321
Hawai'i Conservation Association
331-1191
Hawai'i Green Party
PO Box 3220
Kailua-Kona, Hi 96745
www.greenhawai'i.org
1-877-32-GREEN
(toll-free statewide)
Life of the Land
c/o Bill Graham
884-5557
Peoples Advocacy for
Trails Hawai'i (PATH)
(Promotes traffic safety education
and a safe environment on roadways
and trails for recreation, fitness and alternative modes of transportation)
c/o Ann C. Peterson
326-9495
PO Box 62
Kailua-Kona, Hawai`i 96745
Tel: (808) 326-9495
Fax: (808) 327-9429
e-mail: path@aloha.net
ECI # 508
Puna Outdoor Circle
c/o Rene Siracusa
965-6626
Recycle Hawai'i
www.recyclehawai'i.org
c/o Laurel Decker
961-2676 329-2886
Save Hawai'i -
Help Rescue the Earth
www.SaveHawai'iNews.com
mail@SaveHawai'iNews.com
phone (808) 965-9494
toll-free (888) 696-3966
fax (419) 793-7928
toll-free fax (800) 476-1088Sierra Club
c/o Nelson Ho
933-2650
www.hi.SierraClub.orgTropical Reforestation & Ecosystems Education Center
PO Box 3045
Kailua-Kona, Hi 96745
Skip Cowell, president
328-9175
on KAUAI:Hawai'i Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides
c/o Diane Koerner
(808) 822-0823
Hui Ho'omalu I Ka Aina
Kauai Friends of the Environment
Limu Coalition
c/o Ray Chuan
chuan@aloha.net
Sierra Club
c/o Rob Culbertson
sierran@aloha.net
Thousand Friends
of Kauai
Ken Carlson
828-2166Environmentalists, conservation groups, and activists:
Please add your name, contact person, phone, mail, and e-mail address to the above list by sending contact names, etc., and any other info, news, press releases, stories, research, and photos, to: mail@SaveHawai'iNews.com
Forestry support organizations:
1) Hawai'i Forest Industry Association - (HFIA)
web site: Hawai'i Forest Industry Association
PO Box 10216 Hilo, Hi 96721 (Publishes "WOODS," a quarterly publication)
2) Hawai'i Reforestation Nursery
5023 D Moa Rd, Kapa'a, Kauai 96746 (808) 821-8829 jedson@gte.net (Offers forestry seedlings, plantation windbreaks, planning and support, and specialty services, including tissue-culture propagation)
3) Future Forests
PO Box 428, Holualoa, Hi 96725 (808) 324-4427 fax=324-4129 trees@agroforester.com www.agroforester.com (Offers polynesian and native species, high-value hardwoods, agro-forestry species, including jackfruit and bamboo, etc., and nitrogen-fixing timbers for difficult or low-fertility sites)