Together with our members and conservation partners, The Nature Conservancy has protected more than 200,000 acres of critical natural lands in Hawai‘i.

Places We Protect

Partnership Protects One-of-a-Kind Snail
An agreement between the Conservancy and Ponoholo Ranch will help protect the entire population of a rare Hawaiian tree snail in the Kohala region of the island of Hawai‘i.      

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Sign of the Times
With its “green” origins and aesthetic, the new sign of our Honolulu office reflects our conservation mission — and that of its creator, local artist McD Philpotts.    

 Spotlight

Weed Busters!
The work is tough — 
but they're tougher.Meet our dedicated Moloka'i weed crew who are on a "search and destroy mission" to rid the native forests of east Moloka'i of invasive weeds. 

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What's New

1/06/2009:
Conservancy's Palmyra Preserve
Part of New Marine National Monument
Designation by Pres. Bush protects "spectacular marine wilderness."

12/31/2008:
We're Ringing in a Solar New Year!
The Conservancy's Honolulu office is now equipped with a state-of-the-art photovoltaic system that allows us to generate clean energy and reduce our carbon emissions.