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Your search found 1469 hits- Draft Management Plan for Pahole Natural Area ReservePahole Draft Management Plan now available To download, please click here. Please submit written comments by November 18, 2016 to: Tanya Rubenstein, Natural Area Reserves Project Coordinator [email protected] 1151 Punchbowl Street, Room 325 Honolulu,… Read More »
- Protected: United States Climate Alliance Native Working LandsThere is no excerpt because this is a protected post.
- Snail Extinction Prevention ProgramProtecting Hawaiʻi's uniquely beautiful kāhuli (land snails)
- Found a SEPP Species?Rare snail populations across the islands are declining rapidly. We are working diligently to find remnant populations before they are gone forever. However, there is a lot of terrain to cover out there, and we… Read More »
- AchatinellaAchatinella bulimoides SPECIES STATUS: Federally listed as: Endangered State listed as: Endangered IUCN Red List Ranking: Critically endangered SEPP Ranking: Critically Imperiled SPECIES INFORMATION: Achatinella bulimoides is endemic to the windward and leeward slopes of… Read More »
- AmastraAmastra cylindrica SPECIES STATUS: SPECIES INFORMATION: DISTRIBUTION: LOCATION AND CONDITION OF KEY HABITAT: THREATS: Wild populations are susceptible to predation by rats (Rattus rattus, Rattus exulans, and Rattus nowegicus), Euglandina rosea and chameleons (Chamaeleo… Read More »
- Help Save our SnailsHawai‘iʻs native snails need your help. While most snail conservation work takes place in remote locations or in controlled laboratories, there are several ways that Hawaiʻi’s residents and visitors can help protect these rare resources.… Read More »
- Rare Plant SpeciesToday Hawaiʻi is often referred to as the “Endangered Species Capital of the World.” More than 100 plant taxa have already gone extinct, and over 200 are considered to have 50 or fewer individuals remaining… Read More »
- Nalo Meli Maoli (Yellow-faced Bees)Meet Hawaiʻi's yellow-faced bee and watch our video about their new home at Kaʻena Point
- Blackburn’s Sphinx MothNames Blackburn’s Sphinx Moth Manduca blackburni Conservation Status Federally listed as Endangered State listed as Endangered State recognized as Endemic (found nowhere else but Hawaiʻi) Species Information Blackburn’s sphinx moth (Manduca blackburni) is one of… Read More »