Protect Hawaii's Last Lowland Native Rainforest
Organization information
Hawaii Environmental Restoration
Location: Pahoa, United States of America
Summary
Forests are the earth's most important resource; and one acre of forest is lost every second! Our primary project focuses on intensive restoration for the preservation of Keau'ohana State Forest Reserve, the largest and most intact lowland native rainforest remaining (< 1,000ft ) in the State of Hawai'i. This restoration site serves as a living classroom for many community members/student groups to learn about vegetation issues and sustainable solutions to Hawaii's environment at large.
Project locations
United States of America