What We Do
We have a team dedicated to eradicating newly established invasive plants. They also work to contain the spread of various well-established invaders in high-value forests.
We play an important role in Hawaiʻi Island’s response to the coconut rhinoceros beetle (CRB), focusing on early detection and a robust community education program.
We have a whole team dedicated to monitoring and managing the spread of rapid ‛ōhi‛a death in high-priority forest areas.
We endorse and promote businesses that voluntarily act to protect their business and their community from the threat of invasive species.
Our programs focus on empowering the community and mobilizing collective action against high-profile invaders like CRB and LFA.
We collaborate with multiple agencies to monitor ports of entry/exit for CRB and Japanese Beetles.
